Can this be for human consumption? Very Small quantities.
475088
Is this a serious question? It's ground up rock dust. I don't suppose it would hurt you but the way to get your minerals is through food.
475089
I do not think it was made for human consumption , never heard of anyone doing this.
475090
No, not azomite but you can eat/drink another similar clay. Azomite, bentonite, pascalite are all different variation of the clay montmorillonite. The green mask that women predominantly put on their faces is one of these clay. Edible grades of bentonite can be consumed by humans. Look it up edible bentonite.
1420694
when i went to the manufacturer is stated not for human consumption but they have to say that because thats not what they are selling it for, kind of a judgement call for personal use.
1510365
They are so teeny tiny you shouldn't need to. If you did the taste would be bad but I do not think it would cause any negative effects in any way.
622419
Yes, Nicole this would work nicely. I dissolve it in water and drink it every day, It has lots of nutrients!! Judy
1748796
I suppose it could be used for that, however, it may be hard to get the concentration correct. The dilution rate is 2 tsp for every gallon.
1623512
You can if you want but I believe it would be unsanitary and unhealthy. It might be better to use a smaller amount and add oil and throw away the remainder.
645485
It could be used for real, but the items are quite small...so it would take several cups to quench a thirst...
928479
By law, if a product has a very small amount per serving the mfg can claim 0. But in actual fact it will have some (remember it is pure fats from fish), but the actual amount is miniscule.
1240430
To a certain degree, yes. (Although some may say that it's not organic, so no.) Do not use more than 25 percent in the product you are making.
1584780
Haven't bothered to try it but it is very small, likely wouldn't hold more than a teaspoon, or a few grams more than that. Can't recommend it unless you want to be very disappointed.
136123
In my opinion, a 10 g wouldn't require this sort of thing unless you'd like to create a population of copepods or to raise macroalgae to help reduce nitrates/phosphates. It doesn't provide much "flow", whatsoever. It merely drips into your display tank.
1576419
You can try to pour it into these containers; however I recommend a small funnel.
1968969
Probably could but wouldn't it be better to use something that is not made from oil, like a vegetable oil or something that is food grade? Esspecially if there is a chance of digesting it,
1342911
It's a small amount and unless you have a maltodextrin allergy or specific food allergies, it should not be a problem.
1331272
It is such a tiny dose that if you put it in a small amount of food or with a syringe you'd be fine either way.
1143709
You probably could, however FDA material is produced under certain conditions allowable for Human consumption. Do you really want to take the risk of using something not produced under those guidelines? Do you have children? Is it worth the few Dollars to put them at risk?
646164
They are very small. Don't expect a full container yes they are shit tightly and yes they are reuseable