What form of fluoride is used: sodium, stannous, another?
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I do not know what flouride type. But note that all 24 containers were solid as though very old and possible expired. We have to soak the little container with water to soften it up to even use. I do not think that is how they should be. They are more of a soft textured paste at the hygentist office. I will not purchase from thus seller again.
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The polish contains sodium flouride. The polish is guaranteed fresh and is shipped within one month of its manufacture date. Responding to customers stating that it was hard. The polish is a low splatter formula which is slightly harder than tooth polish found in a tube. The best way to get it on the polisher or toothbrush is to use a small butter knife or popscile stick to remove some from the cup.
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Yes. From the box: "Active ingredient: Sodium fluoride 0.24%". That's the same as Arm&Hammer Complete, and the same as Crest Complete (which says 0.243%).
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Oops! I was looking at the plain kind. This Special Dark has 65 g sodium, not 0 like I said in my response a couple of minutes ago. But all the other figures I gave you are correct.
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Thank you for your question. Unfortunately there's not a filter that removes fluoride. Please let us know if you have any questions. Best regards.
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It is sodium. I don't know the difference between it and calcium, but this one is definitely for internal use. I use it to extract heavy metals from my body.
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This is sodium nitrite. It is used as a quick curing additive for protien production.
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The FL700 is an all-in-one ion selective electrode (ISE) setup. ISE has been used, and methods are published, for assessing fluoride levels in wine and urine. You can't just dunk the meter in a cup of urine or wine and expect a meaningful reading, but the method should work if you control for dilution, ionic strength and pH.
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Hanna Instruments HI4010-11 1 ppm Fluoride Standard Solution with TISAB II, 500mL BottleRight here on Amazon.
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My package says 500mg Sodium (21% DV) for 1/4 tsp. It has far more benefits than regular table salt because it has vital nutrients in it whereas regular table salt has additives such as fluoride.
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The 0.05% is the amount of sodium fluoride (NaF) in the rinse and the 0.02% is the amount of fluoride (F) in the rinse. If you subtract the two, the difference gives the amount of sodium (Na) in the rinse. (That is, 0.05% NaF - 0.02% F = 0.03% Na in the rinse. Sodium is not for cavity prevention.) The two amounts are given (that is, 0.05% NaF and 0.02% F) because some products don't show both. Giving both amounts permits comparison to most other products. By the way, speak with your dentist about other cavity-prevention therapies; office-applied gels, prescription toothpaste, and varnish.
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Sorry, I do not know about that system you have mentioned. Call the manufacturer for those indications. BTW: This one does NOT filter out Fluoride!.Also DO NOT TWIST TO TIGHTEN THE BLACK BODY OF THIS FILTER! It will separate the glue and you will lose your filter! I made my own filter system like you see on youtube Get any size stainless steel soup pots (2). Mine are 3gallons each. I used two of these filters , which actually filter very well, and installed them in the bottom of the top pot, drilled another hole in the bottom pot for the spout, (Which you buy here, or that bay place), and there you are! Good luck, but get out the fluoride!
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TY for the info did not know it has fluoride, was so close to pressing buy, i don't care how little it is, fluoride is man made and i sure will stay away. There is a info push how there is natural fluoride, i don't buy that. Natural means the plant produces the fluoride, now really?
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Mastic gum (Pistacia lentiscuss) magnesium stearate, silicon dioxide and cellulose. No mention of sodium. Ask at manufacturer, www.Jarrow.com, if you have further questions.
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It's sodium fluoride in the product that hardens the outer layer of you teeth's enamel. The higher the percentage the better. The percentage or concentration of Sodium Fluoride is shown on the package. All you have to do is to compare this percentage in both products to find the better - it is printed on the tube. The Gel Kam of some years ago had a concentration of 1.1%. I have used it for years with no adverse effects and NO CAVITIES during that time! We have a bit left,but it is no longer made so I am going to see if I can order higher concentration Gel when we run out. Yours, mcfrog1@gmail.com
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brackets for mounting sideways under the sink. only difference i found, so i bought the 99.00 one, and it works great, no fluoride, no chlorine. safe as can be here. and we have some really bad water. :(
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You absolutely need to do more research on that -- and I would start by asking Pelican. They do make a filtration system for fluoride removal, but that's a pricier whole-house system. The only other method that I know of for fluoride removal is reverse osmosis, which isn't impossible but looks like a much more sophisticated process than regular filtration.
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http://www.amazon.com/Hanna-Instruments-HI4010-11-Fluoride-Standard/dp/B0085XGJVS/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1375485052&sr=8-1&keywords=fluoride+1+ppm+solution Right here on Amazon.