Capsuled of MSM usually has fillers, so will have undissolved junk, and
isn't good to make nebulizing solutions, nose drops or things like
that. I have been using the Opti-MSM because it is from U.S. made
ingredients, it is flakes and doesn't dissolve quite as fast as the
lignisul msm, but I prefer it, even though it costs a little more, it
isn't a huge price difference.
The DMSO I use is also veterinary grade 99% pure. When I really need the
low odor, I use Dusa 60 from www.jacoblab.com. However, it is only for
topical use, so for oral I use the veterinary DMSO, and take a
chlorophyll tablet or two. The price difference between the vet grade
DMSO and the jacoblab Dusa 60 is significant.
sol
betty shelly wrote:
Sol, my container of MSM from the feed store says the only ingredient
is MSM (no fillers or other compounds which are found in capsules and
tablets). The DMSO is 99% pure which may or may not be the same
quality as one can purchase at the health food stores. Have used both
for a couple of years when I found out I could get so much more for my
money at the feed store. The MSM dissolves very quickly in water and
when a capsule is opened and poured into a glass of water, it never
completely dissolves. This is certainly not scientific evidence, just
anecdotal.
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