This is to be used for a mixture with hydorgen peroxide. 1) Is it food grade (ingestable)? 2) Is it a thick paste or gel? Thank you.
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Yes it is ingestible & it is not a thick paste it is a gel but is a loose & watery one. Not sticky at all.
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It's good grade and it's a gel. I do not drink it. I use it for my hair and my face.
455349
Hello! This Aloe Vera certainly may be taken internally. The suggested use for the product is to drink 2 ounces per serving as needed. Please be assured it is a gel consistency.
455350
Yes this is food grade gel. I don't know about mixing with Hydrogen peroxide though.
1570870
It is food grade I used in my reverse osmosis system and I am still here. If you read the ad it tells you that it is used in the dairy industry and soft serve ice crme. I would say if it is good for humans it should be okay for pets unless we are talking about something that can not tolerate it. My friend always put petroleum jelly on it cat pawls so it would lick it off so it would pass fur balls easier. If you are afraid I would say ask the manufacturer.
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Hi there! We apologize for any misunderstanding or confusion in regards to this item. From the product label itself, we are able to share the following information about the Vegetable Glycerine:The vegetable glycerine contained in this product is considered food grade.NOW® Solutions products avoid harsh chemicals and synthetic ingredients in all of our formulations, to provide a more natural product line.Clear bottle contains UV light protectant.Hypoallergenic and easily soluble in water.Vegetable Glycerine has a long shelf life and does not easily oxidize.It is derived from Non-GMO palm oil or vegetable oil.NOW® does not test on animals.Recyclable BottleWe hope this information is helpful to you! Hi there! We apologize for any misunderstanding or confusion in regards to this item. From the product label itself, we are able to share the following information about the Vegetable Glycerine:The vegetable glycerine contained in this product is considered food grade.NOW® Solutions products avoid harsh chemicals and synthetic ingredients in all of our formulations, to provide a more natural product line.Clear bottle contains UV light protectant.Hypoallergenic and easily soluble in water.Vegetable Glycerine has a long shelf life and does not easily... » Read More Hi there! We apologize for any misunderstanding or confusion in regards to this item. From the product label itself, we are able to share the following information about the Vegetable Glycerine:The vegetable glycerine contained in this product is considered food grade.NOW® Solutions products avoid harsh chemicals and synthetic ingredients in all of our formulations, to provide a more natural product line.Clear bottle contains UV light protectant.Hypoallergenic and easily soluble in water.Vegetable Glycerine has a long shelf life and does not easily oxidize.It is derived from Non-GMO palm oil or vegetable oil.NOW® does not test on animals.Recyclable BottleWe hope this information is helpful to you! « Show Less
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It is a thick paste that is dark in color. It has actually gotten thicker over time in my fridge, as well.
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I am sorry as I do not know cuz my use is physically external only: facial and leave - in hair reconstructor. I do believe from others' reports to me ( locally ) that the gel is quite a bit more concentrated than the liquid. It, the gel, dries on the face to a nice moisturizing, refreshening tightener that perhaps a more liquid format would not do quite as well. btw: I give the gel ( in aliquots of ~3 to 4 ounces ) as a skin bracer / aftershave gift to my three adult sons ... ...
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Yes, it is food grade. I use it to flavor baked chicken, and several soups. It tastes delicious, and a 5lb bag lasts forever and a day as long as you keep it dry. (I store mine on the same shelf as my bag of rice since I live in a humid place, and it never clumps anymore.)
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It says on the label " The vegetable glycerine contained in this product is considered food grade." To me that means it is edible. It also says it is derived from Non-GMO palm oil or vegetable oil. It sounds to me that it is. I have never used it for that purpose, but it sounds like it could be.
500751
I've never tried that. I mix it in a container of water in the morning and drink it while I'm at the gym. I'm not sure if you would need other ingredients to make a gel. I'm assuming you would want to use it topically. I might do a search to find out the answer to this one!
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It is not a gel. I am not fimilar with the other product but this is just liquid.
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It does not state 100% pure, but having used it, I conclude that it is indeed 100% Pure (Food Grade) Silicone Grease. It is not in a liquid state. While it has varied applicable uses, it is intended for applications such as scuba equipment o-rings and other rubber applications which the use of other lubricants would result in a breakdown of the rubber parts. It is used specifically in those applications intended for breathing apparatus and which the use of other types of lubricants would cause harm to the individual due to their compositions (not Food Grade).
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I don't know whether this is food grade or not, but I have been using it in food for a long time. You only need a drop for a drink of iced tea or if you are making icing. A tiny bit goes a long way. I have used the brand put out by Nichols Nursery which I believe is a food item. I assumed they were the same thing, so I never thought to look and see.
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It is a good lube and it is food safe. I see no reason why you couldn't use it.
460952
It should be fine for severe skin allergies. If a small amount is ingested it would be fine but if this is habitual I would not recommend as the gelling agent which is under 1% is not for internal use.
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I can't imagine this stuff is labelled 'food grade' . If it is not, it hasn't been tested for that. Myself, I don't want to be the crash test dummy. I know it sure smells bad the first time or two it gets hot, so it probably wont enhance the flavour.
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I think so. Food grade glycerin is 99.7% pure. My understanding is you can use food grade for cosmetic purposes but not the other way around.
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Yes, it is a food-grade product, its approved for that use and I've used it only for food stuff. It is syrupy and pretty sweet, adding it would be similar to adding corn syrup (though corn syrup is sweeter)
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It is not advertised as food-grade on the bottle itself. Furthermore, it says on the bottle "not for internal use." I believe that includes eating / cooking with it. We are using it for moisturizing skin / hair only.