It says crystals on the amazon title, but small lettering on bottom of container in pic says "powder." Will they absorb in water the same?
1884038
Not sure about in water. I put mine in my oatmeal. It "disappears" quickly so I suspect it will work just fine in water.
1884039
I think it works better than powder - no paste-like residue. It's more like the consistency of sugar than flour
1884040
Yes, it is like a fine crystal powder. I put in a small glass, add room temperature water and stir. The taste is really bitter to me so I add liquid flavoring like "Crystal Light" for taste and drink in the AM. It has really helped my joint pain!
26949
If the crystals are dissolved well, I don't have to shake it. But yes, if there are crystals on the bottom of the container, I have to shake it too.
755270
The crystals are sort of like ice, not exactly white and not really clear. They do get more clear when water is added.
447898
That will indeed work OK, but if you look at the sheer volume of reviews Just the Crystals seems to be the preferred crystal of choice. They are the correct size and come in pre-measured bags, so typically work better and last longer.
1369453
I am not sure but cannot imagine putting fine crystal in a dishwasher under any circumstances. or the manufacturer recommending it. I hand wash mine at all times
1344903
Yes, they are both in the container. The product is in a powder form and is mixed with water.
2241232
It actually doesn't take a lot of crystals at all. Follow the amts. on the bag that should be just fine or even a little less. They have been working great for me.
1154061
I always put the crystals into a small dish. I think that a shallow layer with mostly surface area is most effective, (rather than a narrow deeper container)
1848910
As long as you want it to. The crystals inside absorb water, then slowly release the molecules as humidity. Directions say that you need to refill the water ever 2-3 months. The crystals themselves, however, don't decay or expire with long term use.
429894
These are very fine crystals, and I use it in my bath fizzies, as well :) I recommend this product for it!!
500750
It dissolves in water. This product is more like small crystals rather than a powder - even though it says powder.Don't know - maybe if you used a lot of it or just a little water.
584784
I personally use it with a cleanser. I just mix the crystals in with some face wash in my hand until it forms a kind of paste, and then use it to scrub my face. I wouldn't use it on it's own. It's going to need some kind of binder.
370394
There is no way to tell. The adhesive is bonded to the back of the item to be stuck down. It is clear but probably not crystal. It is acid free.
121970
This comes as a powder in an envelope. I don't know if you could use it as is or not. The instructions said to activate them in water. I used less than a gallon for each one.Sorry I cannot be of more help.
500749
It dissolves in water. This product is more like small crystals rather than a powder - even though it says powder. Don't know - maybe if you used a lot of it or just a little water.
995992
I would say generally "no," depending on your skin type. It's a very fine crystal but it might irritate your skin if used daily.
672352
It's iodine crystals mixed with purified water, it takes a day or two to dissolve and I don't remember the potassium iodide is probably a crystal also. I'll get you the website, wait....http://www.acu-cell.com/sni.html ... it's not the site I was looking for but most of them write about tablets (iodoral?), not liquid. This site has loads of information. I think it's considered inorganic but not synthetic. I'm not a biologist or geologist but it's natural enough for me. Another lady asked me where it's derived from and she has no results on her drug dosage so far but she could also have other factors like too much bromine, technical stuff, not enough magnesium on and on.. it's part of a cure not a cure all by itself. Of course doctors won't scan your whole nutrition profile so we're on our own but especially since it says after the thyroid the bosums take the rest of the iodine uptake so I doubt there's a high probability of overdosing on it either. I'd been using about five drops a day and go onto my next health regiment. I alternate with a lot of stuff. Now I'm on an herb kick. I don't think there's any problem with lugols. Check earthclinic.com also they have tons of health stories by real people and a lot on lugols too.