Is this the anhydrous, dihydrate or hexahydrate form of calcium chloride?
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The best i can com with is that it is anhydrous because it is used in specification of food.
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100% pure magnesium chloride brine. It's a solution of magnesium chloride in pure water mined from deep within the earth at the site of the Zechstein Seabed in the Netherlands. The 64 fl. oz. bottle is very cost effective, as compared to other brands.Marian Adams, R.N., Alternative Health Consultant
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this is calcium! Non swelling, it is ingestible. I've done so with great results.
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The calcium and magnesium in Tri-Salts are carbonate and in Phour salts they are chloride. I am unaware of the percentage of each mineral in phour salts, as the label does not state what these are.
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I looked under the description of the product and it says it's a calcium type of bentonite. Don't know if that helps. I bought it for soap making.
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Ingredients are Purified water, 3%soduim chloride......Baking soda is Sodium bicarbonate......I have been using for about 3 years because of dry heat in winter......I have trouble finding GIANT SIZE at stores but Amazon came through again for me....
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According to the label... Contains: Quaternary Ammonium Chloride. (The tablets have a very slight chemical odor, but it is undetectable during use.)
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The bottle that I purchased says Magnesium citrate only ..., no calcium. I believe this company sells a magnesium/calcium combo but this is not the one I purchased or the Solgar Magnesium Citrate that was emailed to me to answer your specific question to. Hope that answers your question.
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It seems like some kind of salt. But I am not 100% certain. Sorry I could not be more helpful.
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Sorry I didn't get back to you sooner. On the front it just says 8 fl oz, on the back label it says, 100% pure magnesium chloride brine from the ancient zechstein seabed in the Netherlands. There's also a phone number, 1-800-437-4148.
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Alll I can say is there is: 47% Magnesium Chloride by weight and naturally occurring crystalline water as stated on the bag. Way different than Epsom Salts in effectiveness.
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I don't know. Maybe you can contact the manufacturer directly. If they are talking about the dissolved ion, chlorine could come from salt which is sodium chloride NaCl. This may be listed so as to prevent precipitates from forming which could cloud up your water. Hard water has calcium carbonate in it and free chlorine could form calcium chloride which will form a solid. Usually when I think of chlorine I think of pool chlorine, which is toxic to life. But that is a chlorate, ClO3, chlorine with oxygen.
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The label says the ingredient is "pure magnesium chloride brine from seabed in the Netherlands. Spray 4 -5 sprays onto skin and massage into affected area. Add 2 oz to your bath or foot soak and soak for 20-30 min. Rinse. If you have leg cramps, spray that area and rub it in. Works great very quickly.
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Calcium carbonate, magnesium hydroxide and potassium hydroxide --- not clear on proportions, but the proprietary blend is 500 mg...the only other ingredients are microcrystalline cellulose and croscameltose sodium....assuming I am reading the micro print in those last two correctly!!!
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This product is Sodium Bentonite. As to which (Sodium vs Calcium) is better to take internally, I cannot find a clear answer anywhere. Until your question, I hadn't realized there were two types. Perhaps this could explain the difference between this product and the first bentonite product I used. I did read that calcium bentonite is supposedly a larger module, thus a more surface area and a greater ability to attract toxins.
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HI Meghann, I think its Calcium Bentonite. Safe for consumption! I hope that helps.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zechsteinhttp://www.ancient-minerals.com/magnesium-chloride/ Hope this helps.