What are these bracelets made out of? Chemicals or essential oils?
2076515
The package that each wristband comes in reads, Active ingredients: Phillipine Geraniol Oil 15%, Indonesian Lemongrass Oil 5%, Citronella Oil 2%. Inert ingredients: Polyethylene 78%. I hope this helps.
2076516
My husband wore these, and in teeny-tiny print, here are the contents I'm squinting to read: Phillipine Geraniol Oil 15%, Indonesian Lemongrass Oil 5%, Citronella Oil 2%, Polyethylene 78%
2076517
Wrist band are made of soft plastic....active ingredients are Geraniol Oil 15%..Lemongrass Oil 5%..Citonella Oil 2%...When combined together these chemicals give off a scent that is offensive to Mosquitos...I wear these wrist bands while on the golf course...they are very effective at repelling Mosquitos.. Can also be worn one on your ankle and one on your wrist...the ankle band effective Mosquito repelling tool as well..
2076518
I've purchased the product almost a year ago is a good product to repel insects Is unacceptable odor issue somewhat, but good to keep out insects from the body Only problem is that smelled like chemicals
653870
I think they're nylon. Just to let you know I love this curler set. One of the things I like best is how light it is so your arms don't get so tired. And it works, lots of volume. I'd recommend them.
492765
A woman in my church told me about these products and I believe she said they were made from oils, like corn oil. But if that is true why in the world do they not put that on their labels or mention it on their website. Hmmmm, you pose a good question.
115565
They are made of rubber with a cloth lining. I can tell you right now that mine are getting really smelly no matter how much I clean them. And the sweat collects under them like nobody's business. It kind of sucks! I've had them for a few months and I'm ready for a better solution. They are smelly and wet and slip off some times.
2257386
They are silk screen bags for extracting essential oils from herbswith wither ice water or dry ice. I hope this answers your question.Jeff Zelenka.
1891012
The bottle just says Essential oils and human pheromones. I assume the oils are plant based so you may want to write to the company if you're allergic any particular oils. It hasn't caused any problems at all on my chemical-sensitive skin.
2116400
Plastic is plastic, aka chemicals. I would want any oils that I buy to be in a glass container.
462378
It is my opinion and belief that essential oils are safe to wear and consume. Probably more so than some body lotions!
62634
These are made from real Elephant hair. I own one and can guarantee you these are genuine. You can tell if it is genuine or not by burning the tip of the bracelet. Smells like burning human hair! People who ship these to the US have to have a license that proves these were collected without harming the Elephants. These can't be shipped to the US unless they are legally harvested. Amazon doesn't allow illegal products into the US. All things on Amazon are legal.
1806552
You never ever want to use plastic with any essential oils. The oils will leach the petrochemicals out of the plastic and put them into your body. Always use glass or metal. The metal rollers are fine....I'm assuming they are talking about the plastic housing.
330079
No I don't believe it is. It was starting to rust, so I rub a little of my essential oil inside the band and it keeps it working smoothly. I usually use the essential oil that I'm using in my drink.
1976549
Mine says the "contents Polyvinylchloride" and "polyurethane foam". They look like leather but probably vinyl. These also run pretty small. I am a small woman with small hands and they fit just right.
2163368
I think they are made of polypropylene. The hottest liquid I've used them for is very hot tap water (about 115 degreesF); never tried anything hotter. But they are VERY thin so I wouldn't try anything hot enough to burn me.
1162647
They made of some synthetic material. There is no label on them and I did not notice what the package said. They are rather slick--easy to slide onto the seat.
775592
This wrist rest isn't made of latex, but of some kind of synthetic rubber gel. The one I received did have a strong "new plastic" smell. I wasn't surprised to see a California Proposition 65 warning on it ("this product contains chemicals that cause birth defects, reproductive harm, cancer, etc.). I ended up returning mine.
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The packaging doesn't say anything about use on animals. But here are the active ingredients: geraniol oil, lemongrass oil, citronella oil. If your dog has long hair it may get tangled in the bracelet. And it was made in China, if you're worried about that.
2225718
Sorry, don't know; however after talking to several EMS folks I've given up on this product and gone to a traditional bracelet. Why? Because none of them knew what it was or what to do with it! Sad because I really like the basic idea; Qcode, website, etc.