is this a 1% HA solution?
1766297
On the bottle it states: 100% Hyaluronic Acid Solution. No alcohol, no fillers, paraben free (plant sourced HA). Ingredients: water, sodium hyaluronate (hyaluronic acid), natural preservative (radish).Even though I coudn't answer your exact question, I hope this helped. By the way: I love this product. I am 65 years old and it has helped my skin immensely. Also, it is made in the USA
1766298
On the bottle it states: 100% Hyaluronic Acid Solution. No alcohol, no fillers, paraben free (plant sourced HA). Ingredients: water, sodium hyaluronate (hyaluronic acid), natural preservative (radish). Even though I coudn't answer your exact question, I hope this helped. By the way: I love this product. I am 65 years old and it has helped my skin immensely. Also, it is made in the USA
1766299
I don't know. It seems to be very, very diluted. Same benefit as putting water on your skin.
904378
This is a 0.5% solution.. most human hydrocortisone is 1% and is often more effective for itching and irritation..
67986
This item contains nothing, basically. If the inactive ingredients equal 100% (and they do) that means no active ingredients. Like all homeopathic "remedies" there isn't a single molecule of any active or effective substance left after the extreme dilution. You are paying for a placebo, you can just keep refilling the empty bottle with sugar water and your animal will get the same effect for a lot less money.
1685673
As per their website, its 14%. http://www.aquaglycolic.com/products-body.html
1970788
I used the bootle for one treatment. There was some left over approximately 1/4 of the solution. I have shoulder length thick hair.
1023326
no, 100% solution.i dilute 50-50, put in spray bottle and volia.. i now have window cleaner, sink, tub and tile cleaner, spot cleaner for those bloops on the floor, coffee cleaner, counter top cleaner, microwave cleaner. ammonia and white vinegar are my mainstays. i don't need any of those expensive, fancy cleaners.
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The label describes the contents inside the container. That would indicate a 2% solution
931858
I believe it is, as I am an advanced analytical chemist and use this product. To the best of my labs capability, i got 99.6433% purity. Thats good enough for ANYTHING.
163466
hello, cuz I have not used Econazole Nitrate 1%, I have no idea about if they are equivalent.
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I would think so if Rid-X is giving you the results. I have used Rid-X and like this much better. You may be able to find out more @ their website. http://www.greenpigsolutions.com/index.html
303679
I'm pretty sure it is. I threw the box out. But if it wasn't cleared I would not have bought it. Actually I have 3 of them 0.25, 0.5 and the1.0 and I love all of them my skin shows significant results. GOOD LUCK. Catherine
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See my one star review - Amazoner. I question whether their high claimed epa-dha values are accurate. This material seems to be just run off from sardine processing plants, which they don't distill. I've asked them for an independent testing assay - waiting for evidence.
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The label states Water/alcohol but doesn't give a percentage. The alcohol serves as a preservative I believe.
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I called the company that sells this and they told me the 1% is distilled water. I guess it depends on whether you choose to believe them or not. Also I believe this to be veterinarian grade. The seller I bought mine from sells mostly products for horses. I also read in the book "DSMO, Nature's Healer" by Dr. Morton Walker that you can judge the purity by how thoroughly it freezes at temperatures starting at 68 degrees F. Quote from page 32 in the book, "Because DSMO has a freezing point of 68 degrees F, one is able to tell its approximate concentration, if a bottle of the liquid solvent is acquired from an unknown source. Put the unopened bottle into the refrigerator (not the freezer). Within two hours the liquid will turn solid, like ice. You now have 99.5 percent DMSO, the purest and highest concentration made."
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Sorry I have no idea what the percentage is. I usually try to gauge from the ingredients listed. Water is usually the No1 and if the product I am researching is in the first 5 I accept this.
549045
That I don't know, but is there any reason to be concerned if there is a 0.9% difference? If you are going to use it topically, you're going to want to dilute it anyway, usually. It's a big bottle, it'll go a long way.
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Don't think it is, I have not had good results with thisand will not buy it again..