description says to sterilize with medical alcohol. what is this and do you sell it or something I can substitute-in have rubbing alcohol?
1824147
Medical alcohol is another term for rubbing alcohol. So yes you can use rubbing alcohol to sterilize.
1824148
You can use 91% rubbing alcohol. The whole point of the alcohol is to disinfect the needles so you don't get an infection. It can be purchased at any drug store or market. You must serialize it for at least 30 minutes in the alcohol. Then boil some salt water and dip your roller in the boiling water for 2-3 minutes. Let it dry completely then you are able to start rolling. I hope this information was helpful for you.
1824149
I used methylated spirit to sterilize mine. My guess is that rubbing alcohol will be just fine.
1824150
I wasn't sure what medical alcohol was so I just use RUBBING alcohol it still sanitizes :) I'm sorry I don't sell it.
992100
For sterilizing for first use i washed them then soaked in alcohol then boiled in water. That was an all day process being that i left them soaking in alcohol. I'm sure u can clean them as u wish. I believr this to b a nonporous metal and I don't believe u will have issues with the metal coming off. U can also try silicon ones if u like. I prefer metal butbut its just a personal preference. I hope I was of some help.... Oh the soaking and boiling did not tarnish the metal. i dont know if that helps with ur question. Happy kegels!
500529
If you are in a medical setting, you *should* very well know the difference between sanitization & sterilization.I learned the difference in hair school. This really worries me if you are in a "medical setting".
573062
the solution in the catridge is SD40 alcohol from what I can tell. I'm going to go buy a bottle of denatured alcohol on the way home tonight as mine is about empty.
1951673
There's no alcohol. I use this on my cracked fingertips, which hurt like really deep paper cuts, and it is fine. It does a great job on healing them. I use it every night, so the cream can soak in. It doesn't smell like perfume but isn't unpleasant either. Hope this helps!
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If you can't store it...Pour it down the drain with tap-hot water. It's nothing but Iso/Ethyl/Methyl alcohols and a gelling agent.
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The label on my bottle has wiped out except for the Spanish version...I think it's mostly distilled water and some funky chemicals. I don't see alcohol in it. The stuff works great, I even use it to clean my plastic lens glasses.
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I used alcohol....actually I use alcohol to disinfect almost everything. Works perfectly fine... IMO :)
331323
Maybe, the nozzle and cup could go in a sterilizer. I just used hot water and antibacterial soap. You could wipe it with some rubbing alcohol.
1467218
So you want to make a hand sanitizer. I don't know if it would work, but you could try it out. I doubt it would stop the sanitizing effect of the alcohol, but I am not sure how the thickener would interact with alcohol. So far I have only used it with food products.
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what is in S-L-X denatured alcohol? I believe the alcohol in the Braun Solution is 40% ethanol (denatured). I would hesitate before recommending using methanol, which is the main ingredient of "denatured alcohol" products.
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isopropyl alcohol you can buy at just about any hardware store for cheap burns super clean. works amazing i have used it a dozen times already and hiking in camping.
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No, the rubbing alcohol is way to low of a proof or octane, you need Denatured Alcohol from the hardware store is made for the job.
1581676
I would not do that because you can not completely sterilize the bottles unless you soak them in hot water and a little bleach. Which i would not want to serve my Baby!
704973
I would just sterilize after the initial purchase. You really don't need to sterilize bottles/parts each time anymore. That is an old recommendation from when water supplies weren't as safe. I do sterilize my bottles/parts once in a while still but really just hot soapy water or a run through the dishwasher is sufficient. Plus if you think about it- When you sterilize an item you also need to sterilize the tongs used to pick it up, the counter or drying rack you sit it on, the cupboard which it then goes into, and any other surface it is likely to touch by the time it's used for a feeding... You are never going to be able to keep your bottles sterile.
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Use 91% rubbing alcohol or 99%. Isopropyl alcohol evaporates at room temperature. Wash with iso and let sit open and air dry for a day or a few/ or until there is no scent of alcohol left.
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Our devices are personal use only. I am not sure how professional clinics sterilize their hand pieces either? The components are very sensitive. There are many personal use IPL and laser systems on the market. None are autoclave safe. Most use PVC and other plastic materials for the hand piece. Our device does not cause a laser plume of burnt flesh like lasers do. This smoke plume is how germs and viruses contaminate surrounding areas. Neo mag light doesn't break the surface of the skin. All of the parts can be sterilized with alcohol pads.