What is the % NAC in the drops?
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BEWARE this company is buying 5 star reviews. You cannot trust whatever ingredients are even in this product. Here's an image of the company asking me to give them a positive review: http://imgur.com/Pj862tx
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I don't know. This Company gives no info on their product so I stopped using it. I use "Eye'D Clare" now.
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IngredientsGlycerin (lubricant) 1.0% Carboxymethylcellulose sodium (lubricant) 0.3% N-Acetyl-Carnosine (NAC) 1.0% (approved by IVP) Potassium Bicarbonate Boric Acid Purified Benzyl Alcohol (Preservative) 0.3% Sterile Water (Ophthalmic Grade Isotonic Solution, pH 6.3 to 6.5)
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1 drop = 0.0648524 mL but this depends on what produces the dropHold the dropper vertically
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I don't see that percentage anywhere. However, this has worked great on my skin.
535319
Oops! I was looking at the plain kind. This Special Dark has 65 g sodium, not 0 like I said in my response a couple of minutes ago. But all the other figures I gave you are correct.
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.8oz / 1 gallon of water is the correct concentration. To make it even easier there is a built in measuring cup molded into to container. Again .8 oz for every gallon if water, that should give you a .06 percent solution.
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The one I received was pretty close about 0.2 if I remember correctly. It is not really an issue though as it comes with chemicals to mix calibration solutions. You just need to mix it with distilled water.
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it's 1.52. If it were 15.2 that would really be a great bargain. I am using 2 drops per 1000 pellets in my Nitro venom rifles.
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It is .05%, works good, had to re-apply four times at 4 to5 days in between. No more ants in 3 weeks now! Amazing!
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I would think that +/- 7% is probably within the tolerance of the various components and you're running right at that limit. Yes, I think you should probably order up.
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It is 2% straight out of the bottle. But it is not typically applied in this form, and it is not recommend to apply at this strength. When it is dispensed as a diluted solution by a vet, a typical dilution is 0.2%, which is 1/10th the strength of what is in this bottle. This may vary depending upon the specificity of application, but the recommended dilution as noted on the bottle is probably the safest way to go.
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I've seen the R value listed somewhere in the .03 range where i do not recall
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I bought a 100 awhile back. 7097C LOT# DW3GJ3D01E [ Normal Control Solution Range ] 106-147 mg/dl 5.9-8.2 mmoL/L !!!!!!!! Exp. Date: 2015-07 Get back to me w/answer. Thx
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Sorry, I do not know the answer to this question. I do know that these drops work better than any I have tried.
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Hmmm, J. Crow's site says for a vertical drop it's 6.25mg iodine for the 5% solution, and about half that for the 2% solution (you can google how much iodine in a drop of lugols and you'll end up there) . I am NO expert here, but I did the math for myself and basically arrived at the same amount this way: the bottle doesn't say, probably because it's not FDA approved. But if you WIKI Lugol's Iodine solution (which is what this is--J. Crow just sells this blend) you end up with a solution that has potassium iodide, iodine and triiodine. according to WIKI - again, check your own sources for accuracy, the 5% solution has 126.5 mg per ml of elemental iodine from all 3 types in solution (that's milligram, NOT microgram- Much stronger). If you go with the 'rule of thumb' of 20 drops in 1 ml, then you have 6.325mg per drop for the 5% solution. For the 2% solution, using a simple ratio, you end up with 2.53mg elemental iodine. since 1000 micrograms are in 1 mg, that's 2530 micrograms per drop for the 2% solution. so again, check your sources, and check my calculations. and anyone feel free to correct me if I'm wrong here. this was all my math, it's not listed on the label. The J. Crow site variance would be expected and is most likely due to them knowing their exact dropper size for their bottles. :) -the quick answer? --- a LOT....lol.
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Hi Karen, the package I have does not say what the percentage is. For me, the product works very well though.
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As per their website, its 14%. http://www.aquaglycolic.com/products-body.html
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NAC and some lubricants such as glycerin and some preservatives such as boric acid (none of them really toxic or irritating). I found these drops gentle for the eyes and effective in controlling dryness for longer than most of the other options. I never contacted the manufactures and for that reason my review refers to the product only.