is it molecularly distilled or is it supercritical c02? it says it's both. how is this? i didn't want a molecularly distilled product.
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Supercritical c02. (this is stated in description at bottom of the product info).. Heat-Free Supercritical CO2 Extraction Technology A gentler and more advanced technology for purification than molecular distillation. (Not molecular distillation)
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I am not sure how to answer this. i purchased it for a medieval recipe that i was entering in a contest. it only required a tsp and the flavor was noticable w/o being overpowering. it is safe to drink and has a pleasant odor.
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The directions read: "Sprinkle two tablespoons over a medium fire. Use with every third fire." The label indicates the substance contains cupric chloride. I use 3 tablespoons every third day the wood stove is used. I do know the substance has worked as advertised, for me at least, and it's use transforms creosote residue into soot and ash. I can confirm that because I sweep my own chimneys; once in the spring and again during mid-winter.
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95% Ethanol (denatured) is best. You can get it at paint stores and Home Depot etc. 90% isopropyl is ok but smells like doctor's office. Don't use kerosene, Coleman fuel, or gas of any kind. It's hazardous.
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Every distiller I've ever owned has produced an odd smelling product.. I've owned this unit for a while now but maybe the odd smell/flavor I'm experiencing the same as other distillers (including all stainless steel models). I run my distilled water through a brita to remove the odd smell/flavor. Even store bought distilled water is run through carbon to remove the odd flavors. perhaps this smell you folks are talking about is different than the one I experience and only applies to the ones manufactured after the one I purchased.
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That's the weird thing, it just says...additives or preservatives. Mine was not liquid. It was hard and settled at the bottom of bottle. I could not use it.
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it does not say on bottle I usually only purchase cold pressed but I can't verify if this is or notdifference is the result of the product cold press vs steam distilled..... cold press much better
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I ddn't notice that when I ordered to be honest. I can say that I liked it and I should have ordered another month's supply. I switched to something else and hated making that choice. I plan to purchase this product again in the very near future. It may not be for everyone but I would say try it out and see for yourself. It's not bad tasting or anything like that and it only takes a few seconds to mix. Post your thoughts once you try it so I can see if you agree with me. Thanks for asking.
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Hi Stacey! The device I have produces clear CS. It works well. I always carry some in an old CS bottle from Higher Nature, and anytime someone has a cough, sore throat, etc., I give them some which is then followed by instant relief. :-) And I'm only using fresh tap water from a well so distilled would probably work even better.
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My bottle was ordered a couple of months ago, and it still says chemical free. Perhaps it's the old product? The ingredient list is still mostly extracts and oils, with Niacin and d-Biotin (?) being the only exceptions.
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Because ester c not a company just a form of ester C. A caution of using some cheap brands not as pure. This w2ill affect your health in the long run. Any questions.
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I ordered this awhile back and was pleased with the product. It is fractionated which means it stays as a liquid. I hope that is helpful to you.
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That was what I believe I read under product description. I don't have a bottle at home right now but I really do love this drink. I dilute it with carbonated water. We don't drink pop anymore and this is better
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I will try. I don't think "pure" can be detected in DMSO. I've used it for years and have never experienced any kind of a problem with it; only success. "Concentrate?" I've never heard of it-concentrate that is. The DMSO bottle has always advertised 99% purity. I've believed that meant a little water was added to it. I know a number of people who use it - no side-effects whatsoever!!!!! Chet &lt;&gt;&lt;
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I seem to get questions, all the time, about this product that I purchased some time ago. I 'm certainly not an expert on it. I can tell you that I refrigerated my bottle and would bring it to room temperature before using it. I had it for quite a while since it is used in small amounts. I never suffered any ill effects from it.
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I don't know.I'm really satisfied with this product.I using 200ct. bottle only for more than 2years with wife.
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you should use an oil that is 'steam distilled' if you are planning on using this on your skin. the description on this oil reads distilled, it does not specify 'steam distilled' which most manufacturers are usually quite happy to 'Shout Out' about, as it costs more to do this method.I know you are seeing that this is a pure oil and you're thinking that it costs so much less than the 'other essential oils' , one of the reasons they cost more is that they are steam distilled, not chemically distilled like I suspect this one probably is. My safety motto is: If the label doesn't say it, always assume it isn't.