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This POS ๐ should be jailed and have all of this products confiscated.
He produced no product, no service, nothing whatsoever.
(the brothers, actually)
They abused a situation, in an attempt to get rich at the cost of others.
I would like to break their arms.
heres what the FDA deems as dangerous in regards to alternative means of treatment/ prevention against the Virus, these agencies are the enemy: https://www.fda.gov/consumers/health-fraud-scams/fraudulent-coronavirus-disease-2019-covid-19-products
@BB_TRUTH thank you
@Deleted User of course, please watch๐๐ผโค
Without having researched this thoroughly, I believe the guy in the above video is wrong.
The 70% IPA (Isopropyl Alcohol) is not just the name of the ingredient; it is a reflection that the contents of that bottle is 70% IPA.
Per the CDC:
> Once alcohol concentrations drop below 50%, usefulness for disinfection drops sharply.
The guy in the video says repeatedly that, _"it's not a portion size"_.
He is dead wrong.
It is a portion size.
By his logic, what amount of 70% IPA needs to be added, in order for his homemade hand sanitizer to be effective at killing the virus?
so your saying IPA and Lotion wont work?
He claims that 4 to 5 portions of the non-IPA ingredient are needed, plus 1 portion of 70% IPA.
at 4 portions non-IPA ingredients, plus 1 portion 70% IPA, he created 14% IPA hand sanitizer.
at 5 portions of non-IPA ingredients, plus 1 portion of 70% IPA, he created 12% IPA hand sanitizer.
It is clear to me that in order for a hand sanitizer to neutralize coronavirus, it must be at LEAST 60% IPA.
This is why 70% IPA bottles are commonly found at all grocery stores, pharmacies, and the likes.
what about rubbing alcohol?
@Deleted User should weigh in on this, too
im asking serious questions here would rubbing alcholol and lotion work?
@Lil Brit
> Rubbing alcohol refers to either isopropyl alcohol or ethanol based liquids, or the comparable British Pharmacopoeia defined surgical spirit, with isopropyl alcohol products being the most widely available.
that's about all I know about rubbing alcohol
I suppose that it, too, should have a percentage on the bottle.
usually, the lowest number you'll see, percentage-wise, is 70%.