Is this sodium or calcium bentonite clay?
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Hi June, I didn't know the answer to your question. So I looked it up on their website. Like many of their customers, I have found this clay works exceptionally well for me. Hope this helps you. If you've read the post up to this point, you're probably expecting the answer to be no, right? In fact, Redmond Clay comes from one of the most unique clay deposits discovered so far-rich in both calcium and sodium. The unique composition is one reason Redmond Clay works so well in so many ways-the sodium content helps makes it more effective externally, while still sharing the benefits of taking clay internally. Redmond Clay is a unique living clay that is high in both calcium and sodium. Of course, natural products like clay don't work the same for each person. Redmond Clay has helped tens of thousands of people, but it may not be the right clay for your body-finding the clay that works best for you is a personal journey.
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The label does not specifiy. It only says "bentonite clay of the montmorillonite family"
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I am currently using this product for extra cleaning help in the laundry for my animals bedding. It says it is 100% Sodium Tetroborate...but here is what it says on its website:Borax is the common name for sodium tetraborate: a naturally occurring substance produced by the repeated evaporation of seasonal lakes. 20 Mule Team® Borax is 100% natural, and 99.5% pure (there is about a half of 1% of naturally occurring trace minerals). Once removed from the ground it is washed, dried, and boxed for consumers. Hope this helps...Judy
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I was curious so I contacted Frontier. Here is their reply: Hi Jill, Thank you for contacting us! The bentonite clay powder we offer is a non-swelling, calcium type of bentonite. Our bentonite powder is for external use only, not intended for internal use. We have a cosmetic license for this product, not a food grade license as we market this product for use in a mask for skin care. If there is anything else we may help you with please don't hesitate to ask! Have a wonderful day! Best Regards, Deb Customer Care Frontier Natural Products Coop However, I tend to agree with Danielle and Anne. The company probably needs to protect themselves...
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Yes it is actually a soft clay. What people are explaining as "gritty", I am guessing, is after they mix it with water.
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for that info I would advise you to go to the makers, CELTIC SEA SALT in Asheville, NC. for that answer. if its not on their website then u can call them. I put my salt in glass jars when I get it so I don't have the package but of course it is in trace mineral form.
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Good question. The writing on the packaging was in Japanese. Hopefully it is BPA free. I wouldn't use clay in it because that is powerful and can draw toxins out of plastic. And not too hot of water.
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Hello, The bentonite is it's natural grey color. Not bleached. I hope this helps.
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It can't say because I haven't seen yours, but I ordered the same french green clay, and it is exactly like the green clay I've bought from other places. A little more unrefined, but effective regardless of consistentcy. It feels, smells and looks like green clay. Once it's wet it changes it's hue. My bentonite is a different texture, smell and color altogether.
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No sodium. It contains three ingredients and no other fillers.Calcium from bone meal....1620 mgPhosphorus from bone meal....540 mgMagnesium from bone meal....18 mgFrom pure bone meal..sterilized and edible.
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Yes, it is Bentonite clay. The term "bentonite" can be overused sometimes, but this is some of the good stuff. This clay is called Sodium Bentonite. Redmond says on the label that it's part of the Montmorillonite family. I found this article informative about some properties of clay: http://www.aboutclay.com/info/articles/bentonite_montmorillonite.htm Hope this helps!
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It depends on what you intend to do with it. I use bentonite when I make shaving cakes and French green in other soap for slip and color.
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The ingredient I saw was sodium silico aluminate. Does this answer the question?
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The only ingredients listed are purified water and 0.9% sodium chloride. Yes it is the isotonic solution you are looking for. (You meant 0.9%, right? 9% would not be good!)
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The package only states that it is minerals. If you have sensitive skin I would not recommend this product. To me it is like any drying face mud feels very refreshing. It has always been a favorite product of mine.
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Clay-like substance?? I don't have the slightest idea what you talking about
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I looked under the description of the product and it says it's a calcium type of bentonite. Don't know if that helps. I bought it for soap making.
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No Sodium Chloride is listed o mentioned on the product's label. You got to ask Nutramaxx.