Is this unit too large to make a single batch of Liposomal Vitamin C?
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according to the instructions, yes, however I have done it with no apparent ill effect.
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I have this unit. Highly recommended. There is a minimum fill line on this unit. The smallest batch that reaches the "minimum fill line" is a double Liposomal Vit C batch. Get this device!
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Hello Esther. You can make as many as you want but it goes faster if you do it by 16oz at a time. I have done 32oz but it takes about a couple of hours. This little think is doing what it should but if you get it, then get the Model EZ-2 which is the plug in unit so you do not spend too much money on the batteries and it is only $10.00 more. The user manual comes with the package. Oh! one more thing, you should get the TDS EZ to measure the ppm as well otherwise you will not know how strong your colloidal is! Good luck!
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I think the big jar is 1 liter capacity. The mixer rotation blades (white plastic) broke and the mixer is useless now. I would suggest using extreme care when using the mixer.
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Hi Mariam, we're selling our bottles in units of one. Hope that answers the question!
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It's been a long time since I canned stuff. I vaguely remember you submerge the jars in boiling water for some period of time. If that's right you can put in 4 quart jars at a time.
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You possibly may be able to use the kit to make smaller amounts but I wouldn't try it the kits a designated for 6 gallons. you possibly might try dividing everything in half I simply don't know how that's going to work out. with use of Yeast and other aspects of the recipe good luck
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Yes, you can make a large batch using the quart container and the glass jars at the same time.
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Yes. The batches are huge portions. A bit much for my little Yorkies. Better to make 1/2 batch at a time.
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It would help to know much volume you are trying to fill. A single can of this product, from my use, expanded about to three times, the original bead. A single can goes a long way as long as you are not trying to fill up a box.
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I don't know---haven't tried it---I'd just make the qt. or qt. and a half and put it in two or three containers--I do know that you can make a qt. at a time, which is two pints
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Don't bother. There is a problem with those units. I would recommend getting a vitamix unit, which is what we have now.
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Hello Seattle Mama - Optimal Liposomal Vitamin C has been tested to be stable for at least 24 months from the manufacturing date listed at the bottom of the bottle. Kind regards, Jatone@seekinghealth.com.
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Definitely larger than a quart jar - maybe a half gallon, but I agree with S. Deering that you should freeze what you won't be consuming soon. We do that all the time.
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I don't know.. I would try just one jar and see what happens. I imagine it would work. Sorry I don't have a better answer.
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No, but you can just transfer the reagent into the smaller bottle. That's what I did...
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I did it once with no problem. You may want to get the 6 cup one, or you will end up doing it in a couple of batches. If you are used to that, then it shouldn't be a problem.
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Never tried making half a batch in my 1 pint size, but i don't see why you couldn't. You're just using a whole canister of g as on half a bottle of cream.