Ab$0lutechems and alcohol/methanol concern

[bordiga]

I have purchased C-L@M solution off them multiple times and am worried about the obvious very strong/concentrated alcohol smell and taste. Can anyone else relate? How dangerous for the body is it to consume such concentrated alcohol/ethanol/methanol in say 1 or 2 ml doses?

Their service is outstanding in every way but why would they use something potentially dangerous to make the product soluble when PG is so cheap?

 

[Ipon]

@bordigaI wondered this myself and the only conclusion I could come up with is that since they ship year round the PG can present a problem in cold weather especially the higher the concentrations. In short the solution can crash from freezing ruining the dosage unless your give the bottles a hot water bath and vigorous shaking.

 

[bordiga]

@bordigaI wondered this myself and the only conclusion I could come up with is that since they ship year round the PG can present a problem in cold weather especially the higher the concentrations. In short the solution can crash from freezing ruining the dosage unless your give the bottles a hot water bath and vigorous shaking.

Appreciate the insight. How would you give the plastic bottle a hot water bath? Leaving the bottle submerged in hot water for several minutes? Should the process you described get rid of the disconcerting ethanol concentration?

 

[Ipon]

@bordiga You only have to worry about the freezing if it is a pg solution. The ones from AC won't require you to do anything except shake before testing it on your plants. To answer your other question. 1 or 2mL is used in my testing almost daily and zero negative effects have been reported. Always do your homework first and don't just listen for others' validations.

 

[Hazadardous1]

@bordiga You only have to worry about the freezing if it is a pg solution. The ones from AC won't require you to do anything except shake before testing it on your plants. To answer your other question. 1 or 2mL is used in my testing almost daily and zero negative effects have been reported. Always do your homework first and don't just listen for others' validations.

I agree, 1-2 ml 95% ethanol is not even close to a beer in alcohol content.