does this product say it is anti-bacterial?
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Not specifically but it states "kills 99% of 7 common odor-causing bacteria" on the box flap.
589998
Being a tablet it doesn't speak much but on its amazon page the product description claims it is. This product also works great on tea stained glass and china.
589999
No it doesent say anti bacterial.heres exactly what is on the box....kills 99% of 7 common odor causing bacteria...helps remove plaque and tarter...cleans and brightens removeable dental appliances....i hope this helps you.i use the product on a zquiet sleeping mouthpiece
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The box says, "Kills 99% of 7 common odor-causing Bacteria*, Helps Remove Plaque and Tartar, and Cleans and Brightens Removable Dental Appliances -*Independent 2009 U.S. Laboratory testing (ASTM method E1153). For use on Wire Retainers, Clear Retainers, Clear Aligners, Mouthguards, Nightguards, Bruxing Appliances and TMJ Appliances. Side note- wire appliances should not sit as long as other guards. Hope that helps.
187665
I see a lot of posts saying no, but the answer really depends what you mean. There are no extra antibacterial chemicals like Triclosan in these. However, like ordinary soap, this will combat bacteria.
999473
Actually - no - but the product still seemed to do it's job, even without constant refrigeration - sometimes they would get left in my purse, etc. and it still helped keep my system in good shape. I was in bad need of being rebalanced with the proper probiotics and it brought about a "cure. I've been free of troubles for over 2 months now after using one bottle.
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Not that I am aware of . I don't recall the Bottle saying it is either . You might want to try Dial Soap . I know Dial is an Antibacterial soap . Hope that helps and Best of Luck with your Surgery :O)
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It has a test for bacteria for example E.Coli, however the bacteria test does not specify what kind you have in there.
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It apparently stops at least some bacterial growth; also, have not noticed any odor.
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The first time I bought the honey, I read in the product info that it was lab tested to ensure the antibiotic level. On the bottle it states that the antibiotic is guaranteed. My husband was satisfied with the product.
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No they arent antibacterial, besides you would want any sort of antibacterial chemicals in sensitive areas. these wipes have been working very well so far have been using them for a few months now. they are a bit weaker than I expected, but they need to be for the the septic system they break up easily in water.
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You will have to contact Good Values4u and they may have this information, I do not. It does not list CU of bacteriaon the back of bottle in Supplemental Facts. Just go to Amazon to Advanced Probiotic Balance and contact themfrom the blue link on the listing page and on the next page, right hand column, under Further Information "contact the seller."
199440
It doesn't say that it does on the container, so I would say no. It is a great product, though.
37904
I don't know if it is antimicrobial. I still have the three labels that came attached with it, and unless there was another label, there is no mention of being antimicrobial.I just have to say I do not know. I would buy another one of these comforters, though.
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Does not say that on the jar anywhere. Try googling their website maybe it'll say.
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It doesn't smell like chlorine. I used it to prevent mineral stains with well water, so I don't know if it stops bacterial growth because that was not happening before I started using it.
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I am fairly certain that it does not. However, some of the bottle's label was like acid burned away because it was coated in some of the fluid in the packaging. It was pretty odd packaging as mentioned in my review.
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I bought the pomegranate one, and that one is anti-bacterial - and says with moisturizers. The one in the picture I don't have any info on. Mine was a red refill bag.
1274787
Nope, this isn't a disinfectant (such products are always labeled as having that attribute). My view is that FDA and CDC think that we're using too many antibacterial agents in our household cleaning products as it is, so I don't use such products in most situations (soap will kill most bacteria). OTH if you have a biohazard type situation at home (eg bodily fluids) you may want to use a disinfectant to clean up that particular mess.
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I have no idea, the company sends you a list of how to's before the the product arrives. I am sure it will do the job though, because it eats the bacteria according to the directions.