is ichthammol 20% only for horses?
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I think my review made it clear that I used this salve on my finger and not on a horse.
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I used it on a dog, however a friend used it on her horses. Highly recommend the hydrogel. No worries about dripping.
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I don't really know. But I doubt it. I got absolutely no relief using this product. I have been told that a working version can be purchased from your local horse tack dealer. I also understand that it smell really bad. If you find a good version of DMSO, please let me knpw @ lalevees@ymail.com. Good luck!Tom Brooks, Acworth,PS. Since the FDA has not approved DMSO for human use (as far as I know) I doubt there is a medical grade.
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As far as I know, you can use it on any animal. Be aware that this product is a temporary fix. It doesn't cure any bacterial infections. It is great for maintenance and cleaning. Horses eyes, of course, are larger so I'm not sure of the cost savings unless you can find it in large quantities at an affordable price. I used it on my pug with great success but the infection he had returned. I had to order a prescription drug from the UK that actually cured his infection.
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I am not sure of the percent of lemon balm but it has a strong lemon scent so the % must be high-It did not work on my cold sores but the balm did work wonders on rashes that I got.
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I have used the 20% to spray everything, including burdock. It does a very quick, thorough top kill, but not necessarily systemic kill. Repeated doses can be applied with good effect. I have to respray at intervals because it rains a lot in the Pac NW. To get even more kill power, I bought 95% glacial acetic acid and mixed up a stronger batch. If you have horses who might eat the dried plant matter, you probably don't want to go that high.
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No on their website it is certified organic and it is purely argan oil made from the seed of a tree in Morocco. 100% and no additives. Can't think of any reason it would ever be tested on animals.
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Actually, we don't know exactly what percent there is in it...But we DO know, that it has worked for our 4 fur babies!! Hope that helps you a little bit tho :)
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As per their website, its 14%. http://www.aquaglycolic.com/products-body.html
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This stuff is great. My riding instructor had plenty of it as she used to make us students clean all the tack for the horses pretty regularly. This stuff lasts quite awhile, especially since we mixed it with water and diluted it down before going at the saddles. Unless you're literally cleaning one pair of boots once a year for a solid twenty, I don't think you should have anything to worry about. Lexol is top notch when it comes to leather and, given the abuse horse people put the bottles and the formula to, it is definitely made to last. Give it a good shake before you get started and go at it! This stuff is great. My riding instructor had plenty of it as she used to make us students clean all the tack for the horses pretty regularly. This stuff lasts quite awhile, especially since we mixed it with water and diluted it down before going at the saddles. Unless you're literally cleaning one pair of boots once a year for a solid twenty, I don't think you should have anything to worry about. Lexol is top notch when it comes to leather and, given the abuse horse people put the bottles and the formula to, it is definitely made to last. Give it a good shake before you get started and go... » Read More This stuff is great. My riding instructor had plenty of it as she used to make us students clean all the tack for the horses pretty regularly. This stuff lasts quite awhile, especially since we mixed it with water and diluted it down before going at the saddles. Unless you're literally cleaning one pair of boots once a year for a solid twenty, I don't think you should have anything to worry about. Lexol is top notch when it comes to leather and, given the abuse horse people put the bottles and the formula to, it is definitely made to last. Give it a good shake before you get started and go at it! « Show Less
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Yes. It is one of the active ingredients in most heartworm preventatives. You should consult a book or vet for dosing.Word of warning, do not give to white footed herding dogs. Overdoses can cause seizures in this genetic line.
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Devacurl does not test on animals or use any animal derivatives. It's stated on all of its products.(from their Sephora website)
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yes. I was going to use it on my dogs in diluted form for heartworms and my vet had a fit when I showed it to him. He said there is no way to properly titrate this for dogs and he has had many come in his office in liver/kidney failure or have died as the result of this. I threw it away.
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It is only .02% I just learned from my Veterinary Behaviorist that the percentage was reduced in this product since its introduction. She now recommends the Adaptil collar instead.
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I honestly don't know if it's tested on animals or not. Sorry. I don't have a bottle right now either. Need to get fresh myself.
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Since they have changed the formula, it does not even work very good on dogs. Don't know about horses.
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Hello Carlos... The percentage of picaridin in the product is 10%, and then it lists 90% 'other ingredients'. If its of any help to you, I have been a mountain biker for over 40 years and tried every bug spray, crme and lotion that comes on the market. Skin So Soft, without question is the best product there is. It repels everything I have ever come across except Maine Deer Flies, and almost nothing stops them except Bear dope*. I highly recommend Skin So Soft and I have used it exclusively since I discovered it in the early 90's. (Bear dope, used by hunters to repel those vicious Maine Deer Flies, is in fact Bear excrement! And no way I was going to wear that!!!) I hope this information helps you.