What is the active ingredient? Just bought 8oz container of Hi-Yield sethoxydim 18% for $22 at the local feed store. Looking for better price.
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Fluazifop-P-butyl: Butyl(R)-2-[4-[[5-(trifluoromethyl)-2pyridinyl]oxy]phenoxy] propanoate ........6.75%
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Sorry I can't help. I can tell you it is the exact same product/formula prescribed by our Vet at a fraction of the cost. Cost from the Canine Eye Clinic/Surgeon was in the neighborhood of $40. Same bottle - same label, etc. Sorry.
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This is a comment to the side bar comments. Since you choose to boohoo any thing which you choose as contraindicated for your Rx of health. Suggest the alternative compound which produces the same results and product usability or just Hush and let us living in reality understand a contents label ourselves. What I am saying is don't discount a product which produces the exact results candy makers are looking for, because you discount one of it's ingredients from prejudice.
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Active ingredient is colloidal oatmeal 1%, but amongst the inactive ingredients is cetyl alcohol...so decide accordingly...
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Active ingredients cuprum Sulphuricum 4X, zincum sulphuricum 4X, carbolicum acidum 6X, argentum metallicum 8x, calcarea carbonica 12X, Kali bichromicum 12x, sepia 12xInactive ingredients bacillus coagulans, gelatin, magnesium stearate, rice flour, silicon dioxide.Came back to edit because I remember reading the bottle before this one and it stated Kreosotum homeopathically diluted was an ingredient. Don't know when the formula changed. Either way, I don't believe they are making it anymore?? :(Hth
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There are 50 mg of Diphenhydramine HCL. That is the only active ingredient. Inactive ingredients are edible white ink, FD & C blue #1, gelatin, glycerin, phlyethylene glycol, purified water and sorbitol special. Questions or comments - 1-888-301-0332. Works good for me
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I read the label of ingredients. The active ingredient is what is important. The one in this picture is 100%
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I checked the label and it says the "Active Ingredient"is 5% Halosulfuron-methyl, and 95% "Other Ingredients". don't know about Basagran. Hope this helps. I do like this stuff. It works great on our lawn, which is a mix of perennial rye, fescue and bluegrass.
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I questioned Bulk Supplements about this and here is what they said: "Hello Eric, Looking into this, 1/2 teaspoon is 2500 mg; you were correct on the 5grams; 1 teaspoon should be 5000mg and then 1 1/2 teaspoons should be 7500. We will be correcting the label issue asap. Thank you and if you have any other questions, don't hesitate to contact us. Thank you and have a great day. Shanyel BulkSupplements.com " Really?? How can I trust a supplement company when they can't even get their dosage correct? So this product is basically half the dosage for full price. I will be staying away from them and I strongly suggest everyone else does as well. This is incredibly concerning and puts their credibility into question.
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I don't have time right now to Google it, but I know it's listed on the back and if you Google RTI Extreme Gardening 4402 Label it will probably come up. I do know that I HIGHLY recommend this product. It's too long to go into but these people buy direct from one of the very few manufacturers. I researched all this a long timg ago when I first started using Mycos. It's not just about how many spores per/unit measure, but the quality of those spores. I have had the local college put my roots under a microscope, more than a few times, and make sure I was getting inoculation. You might want to also look at their product that comes in packets. You just put the packet in the bottom of your hole or container you are transplanting into, put the rootball on top and finish transplant. Biodegradable. Most of the other companies.......well the quality is just not the same, for example they will buy from a middleman and then amend (like adding powdered humic, magnesium oxide, calcium carbonate) their product. Go to the RTI website, you might find the label there also. RTI is a quality company. I guess I might sound like a shill, but trust me, I depend on mycos inoculation in a big way, I have done the research. Also, 134 spores per gram sounds a little high. That's usually an indication the company is fudging somewhere. The only other Mycos product I would recommend is Great White, but RTI has given me consistent results for over 4 years now.
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Active ingredients cuprum Sulphuricum 4X, zincum sulphuricum 4X, carbolicum acidum 6X, argentum metallicum 8x, calcarea carbonica 12X, Kali bichromicum 12x, sepia 12x Inactive ingredients bacillus coagulans, gelatin, magnesium stearate, rice flour, silicon dioxide. Came back to edit because I remember reading the bottle before this one and it stated Kreosotum homeopathically diluted was an ingredient. Don't know when the formula changed. Either way, I don't believe they are making it anymore?? :( Hth
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Wow! I will have to check out the dollar store price here in Oshkosh Wi. Sounds like a deal. I usually put a tablespoon of this in my cereal in the morning, and when I don't have cereal, I put it in juice. I really like it.
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you can thank the manufacturer - ayush herbs - for forcing us to sell at their dictated price. it is actually price fixing.please call or write them directly. they will not listen to us at all. thanksps: have you tried naturaldoctor organic indian snake root plus - our product similar to carditone ?
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Active Ingredients per Fluid OunceGlucosamine HCL (Shellfish).........1600 mgChondoitin Sulfate (beef and/or porcine)...1200 mgMSM (Methyl-sulfonylmethane 99.9%)...1000mgManganese Chelate....7 mgHyaluronic Acid (as Sodium Hyaluronte)....10 mgUnder 10 lbs --- 1 teaspoon (1/6 oz)10-24 lbs----------2 teaspoons (1/3 oz)25-49 lbs -------3 teaspoons ( 2 AM, 1 PM)50-100 lbs ------4 teaspoons (2 AM, 2 PM)Over 100 lbs -----6 teaspoons (3 AM, 3 PM)
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It is similar to Preparation H. Except this one has more active ingredient. Less does more, in this case. I would recommend to buy it.
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The only active ingredient is Guaifenesin. Inactive ingredients are supposedly listed on the carton, but mine didn't come with a carton. I found them on another site, though: FD&C; blue #1 Aluminum Lake, Hypromellose, Magnesium Stearate, Maltodextrin, Microcrystalline Cellulose, Polyethylene Glycol, Povidone, Silicon Dioxide, Sodium Starch Glycolate, Stearic Acid. No Dextromethorphan HBr, as far as I can tell.
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If you "roll over" the image on the web page it lists the active ingredient as Bifenthrin 0.115 percent. They also sell (or have relabeled) a product as Home Defense MAX that has the same amount of Bifenthrin. A little sneaky there if you don't read labels.