I was hoping to use this as a suppliment for freshwater clams. I was just wondering if there is any copper in it?
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The writing is EXTREMELY small, but I didn't specifically see copper in the ingredients.
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I find this whole water filtration business confounding; 50 ppm sounds good but is that 50 just minerals or the lead and the mercury and the really bad things? I am going to see what my county says about my water quality and if they stand by that to start; I know you shouldn't have any fluoride, which undermines thyroid function. good luck.
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Yes, the only issue with this rod is that the rod end is made of brass, which if used with certain solvents will give you a false positive for copper.Many newer solvents will react with the brass causing a bluish tint to the solvent left behind in the barrel. When you push the next patch through, the patch will look bluish, giving the impression that your barrel is not clean when it actually might be.I have used this rod extensively and it has performed well.
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Yes, that is what I got it for as RO water has no minerals. I spoke to company about arsenic level and got some good info. Waiting for other testing to see. But seems ok.
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Yes, I believe there is copper in it; however the product tasted like diesel and I could not stand the taste of it so I purchased copper supplements instead.
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NO.. I Feed this to my Saltwater Fish and any unnatural ingredients can pollute the water.
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It's Polyquat 60, cheaper than anywhere local, with free shipping it's a bargain. No Copper.Look up Polyquat 60 on the internet, it's the only algaecide to use.
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Carlson says it's free of detrimental levels of mercury, lead, cadmium and PCBs and 28 other properties. Hope this is of help. I've also read that squid oil is a better choice to avoid contaminants.
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Hi Edna, Here's the information you wanted. Here is an analysis of sea salt from the Cuyutln Lagoon. Trace minerals in milligrams per 1/4 teaspoon of sea salt: Trace Mineral Milligrams in 1/4 tsp % Chloride 601.25 50.9000 Sodium 460.00 33.0000 Sulfer 9.70 0.8200 Magnesium 5.20 0.4410 Potassium 2.70 0.2270 Calcium 1.50 0.1280 Silicon 1.20 0.0520 Carbon 0.60 0.0490 Iron 0.14 0.0120 Aluminum 0.11 0.0095 Praseodymium 0.04 0.0029 Strontium 0.03 0.0028 Zinc 0.03 0.0028 Copper 0.02 0.0020 Erbium 0.02 0.0020 Tin 0.02 0.0019 Manganese 0.02 0.0018 Cerium 0.02 0.0017 Floride (natural) 0.01 0.0011 Rubidium 0.01 0.0008 Gallium 0.01 0.0008 Boron 0.01 0.0008 Titanium 0.01 0.0008 Bromine 0.01 0.0007
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Yes pm has copper remedy. You can Google to find out more. Hope this helps.
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Yes, the only issue with this rod is that the rod end is made of brass, which if used with certain solvents will give you a false positive for copper. Many newer solvents will react with the brass causing a bluish tint to the solvent left behind in the barrel. When you push the next patch through, the patch will look bluish, giving the impression that your barrel is not clean when it actually might be. I have used this rod extensively and it has performed well.
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According to the label, it is derived from kelp. No where does it say if it's 100% or not - as it contains some metals my guess is not organic. I would recommend going out to Lilly Miller's website, www.lillymiller.com, for a more detailed list of ingredients. I do know that our soil here in Montana is dreadful, and my plants are flourishing with this additive.
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I believe it is lead free, though I am not positive. If it has any lead (unlikely) it would be in such small amounts that it could only matter if you were using the water for human consumption. I don't expect that you are passing water through the device and into your mouth. If you are, check with Wilkins.
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No aluminum what so ever, it is strictly a combination of mineral salts that inhibit bacterial growth. Been very satisfied with the product.
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Mary Ann it does not have vitamin D in it. The magnesium helps with your calcium in your body. I do take vitamin D supplemental which is very good for you also. If you don't take a calcium supplement you can buy the calm with calcium. I know Mary that once you try the clam you will notice a big difference. Charlie
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The specifications of this ascorbic acid is to contain no more than 10 ppm of heavy metals. This falls within the scope of FDA standards for USP grade and is a very small amount. Mercury is not tested for in the analysis but I have no reason to believe that there would be any mercury in the ascorbic acid at all. The majority of the heavy metals is actually copper. For specifics, check the Duda Energy main website and find the current COA on ascorbic acid.
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Hi Miriam, no brass is made of copper and zinc. The lighter the colour the more zinc is in it. Often used for pipes. Hope this is helpful, cheers, Pam