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Art. No. 137
Relevant identified uses of the substance: laboratories, food industry, pharmaceuticals, veterinary medicine
Category: Chemical substances, free/ without restriction
Source for:
PU/ SU: Dose 250g, 900g, AluPE bag 350g
Composition: Na2SO4.10H2O, 100%
produced according GMP.
Description
Colorless, crystalline substance, inorganic salt
Grain size of 0.5 to 1.0 mm
Contains no coarse large or mixed crystals.
Very easy to dose as well as quickly completely soluble in water. pH neutral
Application
Body Detoxification, weight reduction
Cleaning of the gallbladder and liver
enhydrated sodium sulfate used as a cathartic and diuretic
Glauber's salt is a mild laxative to detoxify the body, purify the body to reduce weight, cleanse the gallbladder and liver and has always been used in alternative medicine.
Synonym
Sodium sulfate decahydrate, Natrii sulfas decahydricus
Mirabilite
Storage conditions
Store in a dry place at RT in a sealed container. Risk of caking.
Identifiers
CAS 7727-73-3
EU 231-820-9
E514 - corresponds to
Ph.Eur. - corresponds to
more Information, Literature
CoA und/oder MSDS gem. VO(EG) Nr. 1907/2006 (REACH) - please request
Food low acc. VO(EU) Nr. 231/2012 - E514
Health related information acc. regulation of (EU) No. 432/201 - none
RDA/ ETD = ADI Acceptable Daily Intake in mg/ kg acc. to the directive 90/496/EWG
European Pharmacopoeia http://www.fptl.ru/biblioteka/farmacop/EP-7.0-2.pdf
Article about the application / quotes:
Wiki:
PubChem #:
Allied company: ZVC Dr. Hoffmann, www.drhoffmann.cz/
Notice:
Disclaimer:
The end user decides on the use of the substance / preparation and assumes full responsibility for it.
Despite careful content control, we assume no liability for the content of external links. The content of the linked pages are the sole responsibility of their operators.
Alternative medicin: In medicine it is used as a strong laxative and in food it is used to standardize colorants; colon cleansing
Keyworts: Glauber
Update: 04.01.2024
Art. No. 137
Glauber's salt
Characteristics: inorganic material, available in bulk alsoRelevant identified uses of the substance: laboratories, food industry, pharmaceuticals, veterinary medicine
Category: Chemical substances, free/ without restriction
Source for:
PU/ SU: Dose 250g, 900g, AluPE bag 350g
Composition: Na2SO4.10H2O, 100%
produced according GMP.
Description
Colorless, crystalline substance, inorganic salt
Grain size of 0.5 to 1.0 mm
Contains no coarse large or mixed crystals.
Very easy to dose as well as quickly completely soluble in water. pH neutral
Application
Body Detoxification, weight reduction
Cleaning of the gallbladder and liver
enhydrated sodium sulfate used as a cathartic and diuretic
Glauber's salt is a mild laxative to detoxify the body, purify the body to reduce weight, cleanse the gallbladder and liver and has always been used in alternative medicine.
Synonym
Sodium sulfate decahydrate, Natrii sulfas decahydricus
Mirabilite
Storage conditions
Store in a dry place at RT in a sealed container. Risk of caking.
Identifiers
CAS 7727-73-3
EU 231-820-9
E514 - corresponds to
Ph.Eur. - corresponds to
more Information, Literature
CoA und/oder MSDS gem. VO(EG) Nr. 1907/2006 (REACH) - please request
Food low acc. VO(EU) Nr. 231/2012 - E514
Health related information acc. regulation of (EU) No. 432/201 - none
RDA/ ETD = ADI Acceptable Daily Intake in mg/ kg acc. to the directive 90/496/EWG
European Pharmacopoeia http://www.fptl.ru/biblioteka/farmacop/EP-7.0-2.pdf
Article about the application / quotes:
Wiki:
PubChem #:
Allied company: ZVC Dr. Hoffmann, www.drhoffmann.cz/
Notice:
Disclaimer:
The end user decides on the use of the substance / preparation and assumes full responsibility for it.
Despite careful content control, we assume no liability for the content of external links. The content of the linked pages are the sole responsibility of their operators.
Alternative medicin: In medicine it is used as a strong laxative and in food it is used to standardize colorants; colon cleansing
Keyworts: Glauber
Update: 04.01.2024