Is it considered therapeutic grade?
1303825
In this country, the term is meaningless; often used as just marketing hype. Any vendor can claim that their oils are "therapeutic grade" since there is no definition of the term.
1303826
Absolutely! Try a few drops of lavender oil and it's therapeutic effect is almost addictive when it's aroma spreads through out your home or room!
1303827
I don't know what you mean by therapeutic grade. I add it to my cedarwood chips and hangers to maintain the smell which wards off the bugs in my closet. Sorry can't help you with that.
1303828
Now Foods website states that it is for aromatherapy use. I use it in my homemade spray and body bar mosquito repellents. I did not see any information about therapeutic uses.
118118
Yes, it is food grade. Please be note, the finished size is about 1cm (0.39 Inches). they are small size. Sincerely, seller:Allforhome
1716834
I don't know. It was recommended to me by a physician. Label says: apply liberally BUT it also says: as directed by a physician.
1607047
This is botanical high grade DMSO. DMSO derived from trees smells like fallen leafs wet from rain when you walk on them--a wonderful woodsy smell. It is suitable for topical and oral medical application. It is called solvent grade on the label because of medical legalities. It's a loophole to sell it as solvent. This is NOT intravenous medical grade. You need a doctor's prescription to get that. There is DMSO on the market that I consider solvent grade (even though I've seen it called medical grade) that smells like petrochemicals as it is derived from coal, not trees. Even though this can have quite a high purity, the small by-products are so toxic I wouldn't recommend for medical. Even very pure botanical grade DMSO will dry up your skin, i.e., tear it up if you don't apply some nice olive oil, pure food grade moisturizer, or something like that with your DMSO. It's also nice to water it down with a little distilled water.
969442
to the best of my knowledge it is. And I have MANY medical issues. Taking this product has helped me sleep better and I honestly feel better.
1638465
I don't know about the "medical grade", but yes you can use it on adults. I've owned many thermometers, but I literally threw out others and kept this. It's incredibly easy and accurate. I use it on me, my husband, and our children.
1021486
When I compare it to the Treadmill reading they are about the same while in exercise mode. I think for the most part the hear monitor is as accurate as most...don't think it could be considered medical grade, but seems pretty accurate for everyday use.
1900535
It can be used for therapy, but carefully. Head is resin and more delicate than wood or medal. I have used as a ''crutch'', but have other canes for longer use. Make sure the length is right for you. I feel ''cool'' when I use mine. It gets attention...
469723
I am not sure what the grade is, but my mom found the cushion to be too soft so she returned to using a previous cushion.
984314
I think it depends in the severity of your condition, but this works with minimum effort. It can be held lightly in the hand and be used.
1070901
These are therapeutic grade oils. Therefore they are meant to be made for a aromatherapy, soap making, for external uses using a carrier oil, etc. I wouldn't consider this food grade as I have not used these as that purpose. You might want to look at Now Foods. Those are food grade oils. Hope this helps.
1821281
I don't think so. For that purpose I would recommend therapeutic grade essential oils, like Young Living or Do Terra. YL though has the broadest variety of oils and probably the best quality on the market.
1111762
I don't know what their grading system represents. However, I would describe this as a medium grade fan, in terms of expense & features. It's a great fan; really quiet & efficient for my room size. Minka makes much more expensive fans.
455348
It's good grade and it's a gel. I do not drink it. I use it for my hair and my face.
1075315
I agree with the other response, there is no documentation regarding the grade. I have used it regularly and it appears to be very sturdy.
737752
The only FDA requirement is that an oil must contain 5% of the pure ingredient listed, to be marketed as a "100% therapeutic grade oil". The other 95% of the product could be anything.
274524
This is not a "medicated" type of treatment. It is a shampoo, conditioner and leave-in root treatment. I don't have the ingredient list with me but would think it would be fine. You may check with the manufacturer to make sure but it has really helped me and I will never be without it! It has made my existing hair a lot thicker, I haven't seen any new hair growth but as long as my hair is thicker I'm ok with that. It is a great product and I highly recommend it for fine, thin, limp hair!!! Hope this helps.