Is this medical grade?
1607045
From what I understand, this is industrial grade that's sold as a solvent, and marketed as medical grade. Although I could be wrong, but why say "this is a solvent" if it was medical grade intended for topical use? And there have been several customer reviews that have contacted the company. Apparently the DMSO is purchased in 55 gallon barrels and sold as these solvents... in the health department... Go with Dr. Jacob's Labs. They're a bit more honest about the medical grade of their products.
1607046
I don't know what that means. You may want to contact the company to find answers. I am taking it 50% diluted with distilled water, 1 tbl spoon DMSO and 1 tbl spoon pure MSM and have great results. I have taken it almost a year now. Best of luck and happy holidays :)
1607047
This is botanical high grade DMSO. DMSO derived from trees smells like fallen leafs wet from rain when you walk on them--a wonderful woodsy smell. It is suitable for topical and oral medical application. It is called solvent grade on the label because of medical legalities. It's a loophole to sell it as solvent. This is NOT intravenous medical grade. You need a doctor's prescription to get that. There is DMSO on the market that I consider solvent grade (even though I've seen it called medical grade) that smells like petrochemicals as it is derived from coal, not trees. Even though this can have quite a high purity, the small by-products are so toxic I wouldn't recommend for medical. Even very pure botanical grade DMSO will dry up your skin, i.e., tear it up if you don't apply some nice olive oil, pure food grade moisturizer, or something like that with your DMSO. It's also nice to water it down with a little distilled water.
1607048
I can only say is says 99.9 pure and I have been using this a while with no side effects. Very pleased with product.This is to be diluted in a carrier oil for external application topically. I've been using 3/4 oz DMSO liquid unfragranced to 4 oz of carrier oil in a spraybottle.
901845
Yes, it is food grade salt. I have been using it for nothing but my food and I'm doing just fine. :-)
1101714
It's leather like at least. I am not an expert but I would say it is. Lower grade is my opinion. It works well, looks good and we like it.
1444316
I had to check the doctors foster and smith site for the photos to double check as I'd forgotten, but yes, this is the fine grade. It still has some rough edges, but it's been the cory cats have had no issues.
1608161
I am not sure but I want to say that it is. This product did an amazing job for me. It helped me heal from a shoulder injury. I did not expect the results I got because I started taking it for a totally different purpose. But within weeks I noticed less stiffness in my joints, better tone to my skin and a much faster rate of healing. Try it.
1537255
they are being shady about not saying one way or the other. so no it isnt food grade.
2142964
It says it is food grade, but I only purchased it to use as a home remedy to keep spiders out of the house.
11945
I believe it is...It works fine...Checked it out in my Dr's Office last week...I am pleased...
1976747
if they are therapeutic grade they better be!!! Check with distributor for instructions...
1875470
I don't recall there being anything marked on it, verifying it as food grade. judging by the composition and thickness of the metal, I'd say it's most likely for grease straining and storage only. Hope this helps. Thanks for asking!
1932626
Don't know grade, but it is definitely a good quality and not cheaply made.
1333011
yes it is listed on the product...if that is a problem, talk to your doctor,it may not be revelent
1303827
I don't know what you mean by therapeutic grade. I add it to my cedarwood chips and hangers to maintain the smell which wards off the bugs in my closet. Sorry can't help you with that.
63510
Its not medical grade. The fit starts fairly snug but loosens up after a few washes and wears
1237313
I am not sure WHY you are asking me??? I am not the person selling it and I think you should direct your question to the source. However, I don't mind telling you that "food grade" means it's used by the food industry. A*
642974
The therapeutic grade claim is a scam. The best quality you can get and you should look for is 100% pure and organic. You can't really tell by looking at labels so you need to find trusted brands. Now Foods offers great quality essential oils.
1844911
Yes, it is a food-grade product, its approved for that use and I've used it only for food stuff. It is syrupy and pretty sweet, adding it would be similar to adding corn syrup (though corn syrup is sweeter)