We make herbal medicines that require an alchol base like Vodka or Everclear and at times need to test the proof or alcohol content will this work?
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Yes, as long as the product you are proofing doesn't contain any solids - this should work for you.
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According to the label, there is no alcohol in this product. As to whether or not it would produce a suspicious urine result or cause a breathalyzer to spike, I would suggest you contact the manufacturer, NOW Foods. Many substances other than alcohol can cause false positives for alcohol. I do not know if the 3 ingredients in this product can do that. Further, before you make a urine drop, simply disclose you are taking this product and bring the bottle with you. This way, should there be an issue, it will not be problematic for you. I can tell you that use of this product will, at times, darken your stool and can cause a slightly green tinge to your urine. NOW Foods has a customer service hotline and they are very helpful. You can look up their phone number online or email them directly from their web site.
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do not know. Would not expect they do based on composition shown on bottle and type of supplement that it is. Rick B
451553
Don't know, never tried it, I drink Allure.I'm sure you can google that info.
841342
Of the stuff you're putting into the still you need a triple scale hydrometer and if it's for after got the stuff you already distilled you need a proofing hydrometer to let you know what the proof is and in turn the percentage of alcohol is in it
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No, it can only tell you if which family of drugs what you put in there is primarily made up of. If it's a good mix, you'll get murky colors and you won't be able to tell anything. If you use this product a lot with different known purities of certain compounds and record the amounts you test with, you might be able to get a feel for how pure a certain specimen is by observing how fast the color changes and how sharp the color and opaque the liquid gets.
1664131
So long as the drink in question has some sugar in it, it ought to work fine. I'm thinking margarita mix would work like a champ.
681220
I don't see why not as long as it contains the correct ingredients. here are you buying the refills?
165082
I know my mother used the bar soap on one her clients that had really bad dandruff and it worked for him. If the liquid formulary is the same as the bar soap then it should work.
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Dihydromyricetin is naturally derived, and has been safely tested on lab mice. You'll find a blurb on Wiki under the name Ampelopsin. This review is also helpful: http://www.smarternootropics.com/2013/08/dihydromyricetin-an-end-to-alcohol-woes/ I also have friends who have used it and said it has worked fine. Looks good to me!
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Absolutely. Vodka is what I used for my vanilla extract - turned out great.
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I'm unsure of that information I would contact the vendor directly. I assume they cannot market it as safe for consumption without doing some sort of testing.
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Yes. Anything that is alcohol based and ultra fine works. (Alcohol based being permanent. So, sharpies, bic its, infinity markers... Just be sure they are ultra fine.)
1831360
Many of the "inactive ingredients" are actually beneficial herbals that won't have full FDA drug clearance. You'll have to research each independently to see it's positive and negative attributes and see if the product is right for you. For the most part, my family and patients love it.
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I would maybe buy a new one.. it could work but I wouldn't chance it. I always drink the full bottle before testing.
1250679
I have no idea. If there is alcohol in it then no. If not, then perhaps. Either way should not affect effectiveness.
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I do not know. I didn't keep the empty bottle. You might send a message to Swanson Superior Herbs.