Is it water solueble?
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No, it isn't. I've tried another brand that's a liquid and is water soluble. I didn't see any difference in my energy level but there could have been other benefits I wasn't aware of. It was considerably more expensive for sure.
1873463
If it's Ubiquinone, which I suspect it is, it's not water soluble. See my review.
1873464
I have confirmed from the manufacturer, U.S. Nutrition, that this product is Ubiquinone. Therefore, it is neither water nor fat soluble.
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I believe it is an oil, so no, this probably difuses, dilutes, but this form is better absorbed. I really like this one and would recommend it it you have already been using CoQ10. Kirkland brand is good. I have been taking CoQ10 for years and I really like it. It is a good source of energy, it helps in tissues like your heart, eyes and gums. I like the liquid gel tabs. I have tried the capsules, but I don't think they are quite as well absorbed. Hope that helps you. The capsule with fine grains are water soluble.
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No, it is not, as far as I know. However, if you don't like capsules, you can usually open them up and blend them into smoothies. I bought this for my mother, and have not done so for myself, because I don't use it, so I can't say from direct experience what it tastes like. However, if the smoothies you blend have definite flavors, many of these supplements are not noticeable. For instance, if you use low-fat frozen chocolate yogurt or ice cream, it often blends with the other ingredients to disguise flavors and the texture of oils. I plan to experiment for mom, as she hates pills.
1716827
I believe it is, because it is shinny and repels water, put a drop of water on it to see if it beads up.
414900
Not sure - water does bead up on it but don't know if would take a soaking or a lot of water
1018260
The front is cylinder shaped, the water goes down there and it empties on either sides. So, yes.
1036109
Yes. It seems durable and I have tested water that has set for a few days and there is no taste imparted.
1212041
Depends on the humity but i havent had to empty it yet. It should evaporate most of the water itself.
1644274
NO. I think it is just water. Buy Glass Plus at your local grocery store. This product is totally worthless.
1663687
Not complelty. For the most part water will run off in a light-medium rain but like a tent saturated enough and it leaks.
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I would think you could use water with no problem. Paint is a very poor product in it though. It just can't seem to work very well.
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It's pretty airtight. Although I haven't gotten it wet yet so I couldn't say for sureit. I would assume that it is. I'm very satisfied With this product. I'm sure it can be out in the rain but I wouldn't try to submerge it.lol
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No, it won't be a problem, it completely dissolve in the water. It won't clog your pump or hydro lines (ex: in drip to waste system etc..)
170544
It is water soluable however I generally place the dosage amount under my tongue for a minute or so before drinking water or coffee. I find it is immediately dissolved when I do this and it is immediately in my system. If you are ever really stressed or heading into a really stressful situation, try this and see how much more calm you are. Not like a downer calm but naturally calm with a sense of "I can handle this".
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If you are referring to the air hose, no. As for any accumulated water I have never a problem with that, it has evaporated .
647980
It's water soluble, so the area touched by water will simply dissolve. It is meant to be an indoor sand box.
1603166
Thanks for your question. Yes, it can take a little moisture on the surface, but shouldn't be submerged. Hope it help you.
1277277
Yes, it is deluted with other chemicals and water. It is a repellant and doesnt work very well.
940998
I would say yes. I spilled my water in there the other day and it cleaned up right away. Hope that helps.