Why is this called "waterless spray" when, in fact, the second ingreditent listed on the product (see photo) is . . . WATER?
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Because you don't have to add water to it, otherwise it would be a powder or cream and you would have to add water to it. Means you don't need to add water to use it.
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The label states Water/alcohol but doesn't give a percentage. The alcohol serves as a preservative I believe.
516183
It's a pasty liquid that you mix with water. Instructions are on the product label. Pretty simple: Mix, point, spray.
1531651
The picture of the bottle says "concentrated", but the bottle I received does not (and is a spray).
557169
In this line of products the word Riche indicates more intensive hydration. I ordered it for the same reason...more intensive hydration and really find the product to be hydrating...even thought it is costly.
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I totally agree with this person's frustration because if i had known in advance what are the "Other Ingredients" listed on the bottle (that i became aware of only after opening my package), i would definitely not have bought this brand. Here are the "Other Ingredients": Microcrystalline Cellulose, Vegetable Cellulose, Silica, Dicalcium Phosphate, Vegetable Magnesium Stearate, Titanium Dioxide, Vegetable Glycerin. Titanium Dioxide might make their tablets a whiter white, but it's sure not something i wish to ingest every day, and two rather large tablets--not one--is the serving size. Silica is another ingredient i'd rather not ingest daily.
1955471
The only information on the bottle is 1) active ingredients = TrizEDTA ( tromethamine USP, disodium EDTA dehydrate) and 2) Also contains deionized water
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From what I understand, this cannot be mixed with water. It's method of action depends on it being dry. Once wet, it loses it's ability to work as it is intended.
1066974
The spray is sprayed on and the other is a roll on similar to an anti-perspirant.
1544660
The company refused to disclose the other ingredients when contacted by e-mail. To me it looks fishy. I chose pure neem oil, which you dilute in water. Neem oil is the only active ingredient anyway, and you don't have to wonder what is in the remaining 99.9 %.
2259963
You use one whole (one ounce?) bottle per use - I think it mixes up to make a gallon of spray.
1026500
No percentage is given, but it is listed as the 2nd ingredient on the label.
549043
I will try. I don't think "pure" can be detected in DMSO. I've used it for years and have never experienced any kind of a problem with it; only success. "Concentrate?" I've never heard of it-concentrate that is. The DMSO bottle has always advertised 99% purity. I've believed that meant a little water was added to it. I know a number of people who use it - no side-effects whatsoever!!!!! Chet &lt;&gt;&lt;
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Typically, what we are now finding, is that anytime a product is identified as "magnesium glycinate chelate buffered," it has been purchased by the seller (in this case, Designs for Health) from Albion Laboratories, Inc., that it is an adulterated product containing magnesium oxide, and that the seller has failed to disclose the magnesium oxide, in contravention of federal law. Whether the seller will claim it didn't know about the magnesium oxide, or that Albion directed the seller not to disclose magnesium oxide, remains to be seen. We need to hear from the seller, Designs for Health, to see what it has to say about this. The word "buffered" is industry parlance for "blended," or, as I choose to more appropriately characterize it, "adulterated."
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There are quite a few, but here are the top 5....water, stearyl alcohol, cetyl alcohol, stearamidopryl, dime thylacine, and the horror goes on from there. Lol, lol....it's definitely not a natural product.
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One is liquid and one is a powder. I prefer the liquid. It's absorbed better by the plants and mixes better with the water. Hope this helps :0)
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Although the "Picture" indicates that it is a "Splash" product.......when received......to my dissatisfaction......was a Spray model.