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Which DMSO formulation is appropriate? 25 Aug 2012 04:32 #21837

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Hi all,

A website is having a BOGO sale on MMS kits and I thought it would be a good idea to take advantage of this. I am also considering getting some DMSO to have on hand just in case. It appears they sell two formulations: 99.9% and they also offer a mix of 70% DMSO (of 99.9%) and 30% water. Which is best, do you think?

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Re: Which DMSO formulation is appropriate? 25 Aug 2012 06:18 #21841

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Jeremiah,

If it was me, I'd get both .... the 70% for topical use (which you should always use) ... and the 99% for drinking. It'll be nice to have both on hand if you need them.

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