How is it compared to boric acid?
1960330
I ended up not using this product because what I received is not the food grade quality and therefore unsafe for use where cats live. I have had success with boric acid which I applied in the wall-to-floor edges with tape covering same for safe pet and human nhalation. The problem is not yet completely gone, so I also await a diatomaceous earth product that is food grade which will likely arrive tomorrow.
1960331
Boric acid will probably work better, because we have seen our friends back again and again with this Safer product. So sorry! I know this summer has been a tough one and we have to be careful with all the products that are being put out there, could be harmful to pets and human life. SAFER is not safer because the label says so, this product says 20 percent OTHER ingredient, I don't know how they get away with putting that out there. I wished I had been more careful. Good luck!
1960332
Boric acid is a poison and should not be used around plants or animals, where as Diatomaceous earth is nontoxic and safe to use on and around plants & animals.. safer brand is just as it claims to be, (SAFER) I would always wear a mask when applying.
1649386
Boric acid, sodium borate, & sodium chloride are the inactive ingredients. Nothing on the bottle mentions preservative status
481023
85% is very strong. You might be thinking it is less strong because it does not sting as much as glycolic acid. Many people confuse this lack of stinging and pain with a product not being strong or not working. This is incorrect. Lactic acid is a larger molecule than glycolic acid. This is part of the reason why it does not sting so much, (because of the way it does not penetrate as deep into the layers of skin). Be assured however, it is working and doing things that glycolic acid cannot do, even though they are both AHAs. For example, lactic acid will draw moisture to the skin. The following is a quote from the webpage of a lactic acid product that is also sold here in on Amazon. I thought it might be helpful for you. "The Lactic/70 peel is 2x stronger than the Lactic/50 peel and 4x stronger than the Lactic/35 peel." - See more information at skin laboratory. I hope this helps.
1212649
Besides the acid, it has de-ionized water, vegetable glcerine, natural berry flavor, citric acid, potassium sorbate and natural vanilla flavor. I think the Baxyl is more potent but tastes awful. This is cheaper and much more pleasant to take!
1303520
Borax is made from sodium tetraborate, a natural mineral. It does not contain phosphates or chlorine. I use it for everything around here! It kills mold and freshens laundry like all get out! My GF found it in Walmart for $3 though so check there before buying it online. It kinda ticked me off that I paid around $20 for it on Amazon (plus shipping) when I could have bought it locally for a lot less!
129421
Muriatic acid. The Outspot s very small so if you have huge stains better to drain pool and use acid on all stains. For little stains it is fine.
879652
They use Boric Acid as a flame retardant. It is in the product description.
526917
I don't think there can be much difference. I have the "Naked Bee" 70 per cent organic - vitamin C enriched - and the - To Use directions say - "apply liberally over face and body", so that is what I do and have had no problems this summer so far.
793495
It is similar to Preparation H. Except this one has more active ingredient. Less does more, in this case. I would recommend to buy it.
1138138
Karen, I bought it for roaches, but the active ingredient Boric Acid always killed the ants i had in San Antonio. It takes a while but ants and roaches eat the tablets and die. directions say about six or so per room, i use about 10.
691864
Hi Dorothy, thanks for the question. I actually purchased this for the treatment of carpenter ants! I had a terrible invasion in a dead Fig tree limb, you should have seen them! Unfortunately I cannot post links here, but if you go to YouTube and search "boric acid kill ants" I'd suggest the videos by CupRockTv as well as gregthegardner. I don't own those videos, but I just did a bit if checking for you and I can recommend them. Let me know if you need anything else and have a fantastic day!-Nic
967770
No. From what I have read, boric acid is what you would get by reacting Borax with hydrochloric acid or similar. Borax is actually a salt of boric acid. They cannot be used interchangeably. Hope that helps.
801900
I highly doubt there is much difference at all. When I order mine always comes from overseas but the shipping is really fast and the product is top quality. My daughters anemia is almost gone after taking this supplement in a months time. We are very happy with it.
199811
Sorry, I cannot compare. This was my first purchase of retinol serum; it is a serum. But it took only two weeks to cause a couple of skin tags to fall off. Also, removed some sebaceous growths on my cheek.
1901696
D-Earth is composed of tiny pieces of shell which cut into any har-bodied bug causing it to "leak" to death. If you plan to use something outside (as I did for flea control), this is best since it takes so long to decompose (up to a year). Borax would simply wash away when it rained. I've heard good things about both indoors. Since they work so differently and are both inexpensive, I'd use them in conjunction mixing them about half & half. Good luck!
1102089
Just buy empty capsules and fill them with the boric acid. I pour some on a piece of paper and just scoop it in and pour the extra boric acid back in the bottle. I do use an old applicator that I kept that came with monistat or generic equivalent.
1164161
Says on the box it is Sodium Tetraborate, a natural mineral. It is not the same as boric acid.