Is the bottle glass? If not, does it matter? It does with regular colloidal silver.
1013416
It is not glass. Does not mater on silver hydrosol. Dark bottle, storage in a non hot area. Love this product
1013417
No plastic. I notice that it is effective, so I don't think it needs to be glass.
1013418
No, the bottle is not glass. The bottle consists of a dark blue plastic, which is good because I believe Silver is supposed to be stored in a non-clear container.
1013419
The general idea of using dark glass bottles for storing colloidal silver is to keep bright light off the tiny silver particles that are suspended in your solution. After all, silver tends to "tarnish" (i.e., oxidize) when it's exposed to bright light for a prolonged period of time. And once the tiny, microscopic silver particles in your colloidal silver solution begin oxidizing from excessive exposure to light, they lose their electrical charge, and then precipitate out of suspension, coating the bottom of the storage bottle.
1013420
Bottle is plastic but from what I have read a special plastic. All I know is it really works! I have my whole office taking it-wr are a Doctors office. Works for us! My family uses it for many things health wise and it is good stuff.
720150
Yes..The threads are formed at the top and the cap covers the threads..when you drink 'straight" from the bottle your mouth is on the threads..I hope that answered your question?
584178
I think so. I have a white bottle with white cap and a brown bottle with silver cap. The capsules are light grey. Same difference.
839019
Yes, it does, and when it gets really dirty, I just put a tiny bit of Clorox in a bucket and soak the base in it. The same goes for the glass bottle. Very easy.
1761711
I have so many bottles and sippy cups now that I sometimes have a hard time remembering what goes together and what doesn't! But if my memory serves me correctly, I used these with the Dr. Brown's WIDE bottles, the four ounce ones (mine were plastic). Hope this helps!
1427416
It now comes in a tube, but originally was in a bottle. I would prefer the glass but...
2026264
It needs to be pure water. All water, other than distilled, has minerals, etc. in it, which should not be used for colloidal silver. Reverse osmosis is probably next in line after distilled, but even it has "stuff" in it. We know because we tested it.
2266357
It is ostensibly clear... I suppose if you got it into just the right light, it might seem to have a bit of glitter to it, but believe me, this is one of the best Silver products available. You should keep it out of the light during storage... Good luck with your usage....
1263728
It is "frosted" clear, not crystal clear. You will be able to see any liquid that you put into the bottle with ease.
1251413
It does matter. It has to do with the shape of the glass. I don't know exactly how it works but I do know from drinking plenty over the years not believing thinking it was a ploy to get you to buy more I am now a believer. I also only buy riedel, they are my favorite choice of glassware.
1994594
Silver lasts a long time......years. Although I wouldn't buy it from this company......their production is not consistent with TRUE colloidal silver. Find a brand that works....what they make is bitter and DOES NOT work.
1088968
A little bit of paint at the bottom of mine got scraped off after I placed the bottle in a metal cup holder. Other than that the bottle is still perfect after all these years. I wouldn't put it in a dishwasher though.
2185321
I've been getting it in GLASS bottles. Great stuff. PS - I'm personally getting away from plastic bottles.There are many 'leeching' issues with plastic bottles that sit in the hot summer sun - WATCH OUT !!
103299
Yes, it does not lead on the glass bottles, but it will lead on the plastic bottles
2149551
I use this and the one in the silver can mostly . . .but I did try a bottle of the liquid once and frankly, didn't care for it.
16352
It was a gift for my daughter in law. It's not glass. It's got a beautiful silver finish. She loved it.
2076575
good question, wish I knew! I guess not. I thought that was associated mostly with plastic drinking bottles.