Why is this stuff still for sale if people have tested it and got that it was 20.9 percent oxygen?
926103
I don't know the scientific methods of testing and quantifying this product. I have seen a family member use 1 or 2 puffs and feel better plus their blood oxygen level significantly increased per a monitoring device. That part is measurable! I am only frustrated that you can't take it on an airplane per TSA regulations. (You might play ignorant and get away with it.) Maybe you should present your findings to TSA and airlines so they can change their regulations. It would make life easier for some people!
926104
I don't know why I bought this? This was a waste of time don't think no oxygen was in this can. This can of whatever was gone within a few days and I only used a couple of times
47774
The air we breathe is made up of 78 percent nitrogen, 21 percent oxygen and a few other elements. If tires are filled with Nitrogen, it is a bit better for the car, but not worth paying extra for. Costco uses Nitrogen as part of tire purchase and puts on green caps. Then service shops either won't adjust your tire pressure, or will charge extra to add a little extra air. Absolutely not worth it. So I bought these caps to replace the Green caps and voila, not more issues. Caps are standard for cars that do not have pressure sensors. Bought them for my Windstar, but don't know about my 2013 Camry which has regular air. The air we breathe is made up of 78 percent nitrogen, 21 percent oxygen and a few other elements. If tires are filled with Nitrogen, it is a bit better for the car, but not worth paying extra for. Costco uses Nitrogen as part of tire purchase and puts on green caps. Then service shops either won't adjust your tire pressure, or will charge extra to add a little extra air. Absolutely not worth it. So I bought these caps to replace the Green caps and voila, not more issues. Caps are standard for cars that do not have pressure sensors. Bought them for my Windstar, but don't know about my 2013... » Read More The air we breathe is made up of 78 percent nitrogen, 21 percent oxygen and a few other elements. If tires are filled with Nitrogen, it is a bit better for the car, but not worth paying extra for. Costco uses Nitrogen as part of tire purchase and puts on green caps. Then service shops either won't adjust your tire pressure, or will charge extra to add a little extra air. Absolutely not worth it. So I bought these caps to replace the Green caps and voila, not more issues. Caps are standard for cars that do not have pressure sensors. Bought them for my Windstar, but don't know about my 2013 Camry which has regular air. « Show Less
995279
No it is not 35% H2O2, it is actually only 17.5% because it has been diluted. After a tip from someone I looked Closely on the back of the label and in a VERY SMALL AREA in the dark blue label with VERY VERY SMALL Letters in Very Light Blue Letters it actually states "35& H2o2 with Distilled Water 17.5%" These Letters are barely 1/16 to 1/8 of an inch high and hardly noticeable at all. I would not have ever seen them if not for The Tip from a Private Source.
755807
As per manufacturer: "INGREDIENTS: High levels of diatomic oxygen stabilized in water"
201727
While neem oil may be harmless, I have contacted the company to find out what the rest of the ingredients are. After all, if I am concerned about what I use in my garden, I should be entitled to know what is in it. This is the response I got: "The other 30% is inert ingredients. Inert ingredients are classified as confidential by law, so I'm not at liberty to give them out." To me this rings alarm bells! I ended up purchasing pure neem oil. You still dilute it, as you would this product. This way I do not have 30% of undisclosed ingredients to deal with and neem oil is the only active ingredient anyway. The product I chose is Coastal Scents Neem Oil, 16.90 Fluid Ounce, for $13, on Amazon. I like that it is fare trade and not tested on animals.
1062046
It IS 35%. It is packaged carefully and has to be stored in the refrigerator. There is a small hole in the lid that prevents pressure explosions. Please be careful to dilute this appropriately (down to 3.5%) before you touch it. DO NOT let it touch your skin before it is diluted! If it does accidentally drip on your skin, rinse the area thoroughly under cool running water for a few minutes. What I got from this company is indeed the real 35% concentration, and you must be careful to handle it as such.
240866
Thanks for the compliment. Check the molecular wieght of CO2 vs. the molecular wieght of o2 and let me know what you think�
1346972
I used 20% of another brand? Because Redken was unavailable everywhere. I would have to check but it was a similar product with no peroxide. Everyone was out of 20% so I had to send far away for it and time was of the essence so I went ahead with the other brand and ordered the 30% of Chromatics just in case it didn
1155888
I am unsure. I am not planning on diluting it. The website might have some info. ? Good luck.
964032
we do use about 1% 99.9% real gold in making this product. That comes out to about 900 ppm. Our actual calculation is that it is 850ppm (very high in actual gold). If you are a beginner, you don't want to take any product that is over 1000ppm until you have consumed for many years. And since "aetheric" elements no longer show up on spectroscopy tests, it must be calculated instead of measured. (see hudson's lecture, hour two, on youtube)
134504
It's 20oz, an easy way to find answers to questions like this one is to go to the item's website (in this case Contigo). Much quicker than waiting for an answer. :)
648111
Hi Kim - agreed. however, since the company has admitted in an Australian legal settlement that the product was falsely advertised and has no scientific basis for its claims (see http://www.accc.gov.au/content/index.phtml/itemId/964074 ), we are interested in US buyers (especially California residents) who feel the product was not as advertised.
750614
I would like more information about the material it is made from also. people who use these bags and the producer are probably interested in health, so I'm sure they've researched what is a very safe material? Hopefully. It would be nice to share that information.
1550864
I have no idea! You would have to contact the manufacturer. I would say that either you take a chance on the 1% or you spend more money and buy a 100% pure product. I am not able to afford to do this. I have not noticed any negative effects. In life we cannot eliminate all risk. Even the air we breathe is a risk. Also how do you know a product that claims 100% purity is 100% pure? Who has tested it?
257565
It now says in the description that there is indeed sulfur dioxide within the product. This is for those that might read this question without checking the description :)
1452390
I agree it's strange there's no percentage listed. No matter what, it's an important piece of info consumers would like to know. I've been using CSI's 12% C serum and may stick to using it.
549045
That I don't know, but is there any reason to be concerned if there is a 0.9% difference? If you are going to use it topically, you're going to want to dilute it anyway, usually. It's a big bottle, it'll go a long way.