is this iodine or chlorine dioxide?
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It is not iodine! Because of some physical reactions to iodine by some people. Iodine is being removed from access on market by medical personel. To obtain the exact makup of any water purifier seek specification documents. In this search you will find exact makup before you use. It is important to know as much as possible about your equipment selection and how to use properly.
1362645
Not even close. Tastes like iodine smells. I take a dose and chase it with water. Nascent iodine in glycerin base taste much mellower. its worth taking for me, still haven't been sick all winter season!.
2149621
I believe all salt contains some iodine, but iodine is not "added" to this salt like in regular table salt.
1210086
I don't have a specific answer, but perhaps ph neutral water and glycerin have something to do with Nascent Iodine retaining its "nascent state"
874840
I don't know. Maybe you can contact the manufacturer directly. If they are talking about the dissolved ion, chlorine could come from salt which is sodium chloride NaCl. This may be listed so as to prevent precipitates from forming which could cloud up your water. Hard water has calcium carbonate in it and free chlorine could form calcium chloride which will form a solid. Usually when I think of chlorine I think of pool chlorine, which is toxic to life. But that is a chlorate, ClO3, chlorine with oxygen.
1862978
The label states: Iodine-7%; Potassium Iodide-5%; Alcohol-85%....nothing about provodine
1154446
Ingredients: potassium chloride, potassium bitartrate, adipic acid, silicon dioxide, mineral oil, and fumaric acid. There is no indication of Iodine in it. It also says: "Persons with diabetes, heart or kidney disease, or persons receiving medical treatment should consult a physician before using a sodium-free salt." Hope this helps!
470952
Great question. Iodine has a shelf life of approximately 1 year. The 3 months of doses is based on the recommended few drops a day which I don't do so my bottle doesn't last that long! :-)
762685
i don't know about flouride. i know chlorine is eliminated. sorry. maybe call amazon at 866-216-1072. i'd call them and then they can look up the specs. may God bless you and have a Happy Holy Holy Christmas.
1320786
It doesn't smell like chlorine. I used it to prevent mineral stains with well water, so I don't know if it stops bacterial growth because that was not happening before I started using it.
1359563
No. It contains all natural trace elements that our bodies deprive since they are not in most foods. Iodine was added to salt years ago as a measure the government tried knowing we are Iodine deficient. It is not near enough. All they needed to do was have doctors perform simple iodine tests and have people take Iodine. The government only cares about patented items like prescriptions to make them money so they never opened up. Now, they wait and prescribe drugs instead of simple homeopathic Iodine. Look for Lugol's Iodine in a dropper. There is 2% or %5. I use 2% and currently add 6 drops to my coffee every morning. It is not noticable in coffee but without a strong drink, it is nasty awful tasting. Good luck.
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Celtic Sea Salt has a naturally occurring, trace amount of iodine at around 0.68 parts per million. Even though it is an important mineral component, our salt is not considered a significant source of daily iodine. However, it is an all-natural, pure source of iodine that is quickly absorbed and stored in your body! Doctors who recommend non-iodized salt for their patients refer them to Celtic Sea Salt brand. You may want to research the process of how other salts are iodized. A salt labeled as "Iodized" typically means that is was chemically added to the salt, possibly using an additive to bind the iodine to that salt. Thus, it is a misnomer that salt alone is a high source of iodine. Our Celtic Sea Salt Gourmet Seaweed Seasoning contains 350 mcg of Iodine per tsp. This version is a truly natural, iodine rich sea salt. Hope this helps...
438341
I cannot answer as we are putting the chlorine in the skimmer basket. I am not sure it was working for us.
1134225
There's no iodine listed anywhere on the label,or with the ingredients! That's as far as I can tell!
1932488
Yes it is the same nascent iodine BUT it also has magnetized clay in it. That pulls out the bad metals in your body after the iodine releases them.
1024895
Cory's website is where you should go if you want to self-test for iodine deficiency. It's a classic test. Iodine used to be common, but has been replaced by toxic halogens fluorine, chlorine, and bromine, which are cheaper. It's also true that *unless you have a thyroid problem*, your body will flush excess iodine. Take it orally in a half glass of water. It's *not* that bad and you can be sure it all got inside you.
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It is most likely because you don't have the right amount of iodine in its water