DMSO8 oz. Glass Bottle Non-diluted 99.995% Pure Low Odor Pharma Grade Liquid Dimethyl Sulfoxide Super High Quality Made by DMSO Store

I did a lot of reading about DMSO from Dr Mercola about this product BEFORE I bought it and before I took it orally. This product has several uses and it will not harm surrounding tissues. I had trigger finger, and now that problem is gone after my first dose of 1/4 teaspoon. I’ve had a pinched nerve in my lower spine and now that is slowly fading away. The strength of this product is 99% with very high quality, and it comes in a glass jar which is also the best containment for this product. It’s very effective and the cost is very good especially for this extremely high quality product. There is no odor, but there is a taste, so I will mix 1/8 teaspoon with juice and drink it once per day. I’ve even used this on a skin problem that my husband had, and that problem is now almost gone. I want to see if this product can aid a problem I have with one of my retinas, so I will continue to use this everyday because it does not harm surrounding tissues. The bottle was packed securely with no leakage and the purity is very high ! I will be a constant customer because the changes that I have seen so far are to obvious to ignore ! Fantastic product !

Amazon is one of the few companies who sell this product, especially in it's undiluted state. I use this a good bit and it helps with the minor aches in my legs. I dilute it myself and control what strength to use. It is reasonably safe to use without worrying about reactions. I only use it externally. Very good product and a good price. It seems to help my aches and pain, but please read up on its use and effectiveness.

I've tried everything but surgery for sciatica & lumbar pain, and this is the only thing that works for me.Yes, it smells a little like sulfur or garlic. All DMSO does have an odor, more or less. Your breath may stink temporarily after using. So may your skin. But the odor washes off. Plan ahead! Don't apply before a date.Yes, it solidifies at under 64 degrees, but re-liquifies at higher temps. Simply store where it'll stay warmer than 65.Yes, it can feel like it burns the skin, especially tender skin areas. All DMSO does. Dilute it with purified or distilled water, so that the water will hydrate & cool the skin. The burning sensation is temporary, 5-10 minutes for me. Everyone is different so your experience will vary.Read up on DMSO so you know how to use and apply it, and understand the temporary side effects. Just Google it or get yourself one of the books out there.Make sure your skin is clean of anything including lotions, perfumes, fabric softener, anything.Consider this 8oz bottle a bulk supply and buy a glass eyedropper bottle to disperse and refill. >Do not use plastic! <. I use cotton rounds held with large hemostats to reach my back and to avoid waste.Some of the above notes should answer some of the negative reviews from those who had what they thought were problems with the product because they did not research it, and thus were surprised and disappointed.I have RA, and although I bought it for my back issues, I feel better all over because it penetrates & circulates throughout the body.

It was crystallized from the cold upon arrival. I soaked in warm water and it returned to liquid quickly. I have diluted 15% with distilled water and applied to clean skin with a cotton ball. I experience a very light amount of sensation of the skin where it is applied but it doesn’t last long. Very minimal odor. My symptoms have been alleviated tremendously. I usually wake up during the night with pain in my forearm and wrist and numbness in my fingers. The first night it stopped. I have had 3 consecutive good nights since applying nightly before bed. I will continue treatment indefinitely for now. Anxious to try other remedies with this product.

DMSO IS GREAT!!

Some words of wisdom from an old retired organic chemist. Throughout my adult life, I have always had a bottle of DMSO nearby and readily available for use. The best storage area is an upper cabinet in your kitchen. This keeps it at a temperature where it will never crystalize/solidify. Note: If it does solidify, it will not harm the DMSO, but it would be bothersome if you needed to quickly pour some out.My major use for DMSO at home is for blunt force trauma. Fancy term for hitting your fingers with a hammer, or dropping some heavy object on your foot, etc. Rapid application of DMSO in these situations will quickly stop the pain, stop the swelling, and prevent or minimize a “black and blue” response. I soak a clean cotton cloth, gauze or cotton ball in the DMSO swab the injured area for about 5 minutes, continually adding more DMSO to the cloth and skin area.Now, an important bit of information, DMSO, especially in high purity has an extreme affinity for water; add a small amount of DMSO to a small glass, and add a little water, then feel the rapid release of heat. Therefore, if you apply the pure DMSO for 5 minutes to an injury as I mentioned above, it will pull so much water from your skin, your skin will end up feeling like hard dried leather; even more pronounced on older people. Solution: Dilute this high purity DMSO with 15% water, and then store that mixture in a glass stoppered bottle. At this dilution, you will not affect its efficacy in any way, yet it will save your skin from grief.Now some general comments. DMSO is extremely safe chemical, however, within seconds of application to your skin, it will enter your blood stream. Therefore, anything dissolved in the DMSO will also enter the blood. So, apply only to clean skin, devoid of lotions, nail polish, etc.Next, the ultra-pure DMSO (dimethyl sulfoxide) removes any trace of the impurity, dimethyl sulfide. Trace amounts of this impurity will not hurt you, but it is the source of the often-reported foul taste and smell of lower purity DMSO.Finally, there are many claims about the use of DMSO for arthritis, and other growing pains I myself have not experienced success with this use. Indeed, I have never seen any success with DMSO on any type of chronic pain.Another great use for DMSO is to treat frostbite, this use has great evidence for efficacy, but because this is a rare event and because most people are unaware of it’s potential, it is seldom utilized.Please allow me to tell two DMSO anecdotes.First story: A laboratory co-worker was washing his car at his house, and his 3-year daughter was having fun helping dad, and getting wet. He then accidently closed the car door on her hand. He was devastated, and she was screaming. He quickly ran and grabbed a bowl, and a bottle of DMSO, and immersed her little hand totally into the bowl of DMSO. He himself was shocked when she quickly stopped screaming. Now if he was treating his own hand, you might consider some type of psychosomatic effect. However, a 3-year-old would have no idea that this clear liquid would stop her pain. We might consider this a “blind clinical” experiment.Second story: An old blind family dog was upset when I was cutting his front nails, and gave my hand the worst dog bite and pain that I have ever experienced. My wife grabbed a metal mixing bowl, and I put my hand in the bowl, and tried to slow down the bleeding with compression, and she then poured large quantities of DMSO over my hand; the severe pain quickly stopped. We then dressed the wound, and about 8 hours later I was finally convinced by my family to go and get a tetanus shot at the local Urgent Care. The doctor looked at my hand, could see that it was a dog bite, but was totally amazed and confused, because there was no swelling or black and blue at all. I told him DMSO; I really think he was still confused.