Does each premixed packet contain powder or liquid? I.e. do I need to mix the contents with water before use?
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It contains a fine powder that the directions say to mix with distilled water. The packets that came with the NeilMed bottle set I purchased dissolved quickly and left no residue so that was the reason I decided to stay with this brand.
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It's powder- salt and a little bit of sodium bicarb to make the solution chemically neutral. You just mix it with warm tap water and you're good to go!For what it's worth using the stuff every day during allergy season make a *huge* difference in my allergies! It just helps wash the pollen out of my nose. Highly recommend.
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It contains powder. Just empty the entire packet into the bottle, add warm water, and it's ready to use....good luck!
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Each pre-mixed packet contains dry powder in quantity sufficient to make a buffered isotonic saline solution that is compatible to use on body tissues when mixed with 240 mls (8 oz - one cup) of distilled or deionized water. DO NOT use tap water to mix it with. It contains chlorine which can create a burning sensation to the sensitive tissues of the nasal passages.
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J., If you review the label, you'll learn there is no mention or directions indicating that it can be mixed with water. Basically its to be applied by sprinkling it over the lawn so to answer you question; you need to apply it as a powder.Cheers,JonathanCustomer CareU-Spray Bugspray
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I agree with other advice given here--I would just just use the hard water powder packets. They do work wonders.
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I haven't had good luck mixing it with cold water. It doesn't seem to dissolve properly. I mix half the water (hot)called for with the needed powder, mix until dissolved then add ice cubes. If more cold water is needed to get to necessary amount I add it.
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Yes, you mix it with water - the proportion to the concentrate is marked on the directions on the bottle.
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You can mix it with water. Blending makes it foam, using a shake bottle gets best results.
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Yes, just mix 1 packet with 1 liter of water, and then follow Jura Instructions.
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The powder in the jars is pure. The powder in the packets is not. The amount of pure stevia needed to sweeten one serving of a beverage is so tiny that if they put that in a packet, it would seem the packet is empty. So they cut it in with other ingredients whenever you buy stevia in packets. The exact ingredient description on the 1 lb. plastic jar I bought: "Certified Organic Stevia Extract Powder (Stevia rebaudiana) (Leaf)." Nothing else.
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I use a shaker bottle and generally mix with flax and green superfood powder with no issues. It's definitely better to put the water in first and then add the powder.
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Add the powder to the liquid. Add a little powder and mix as you go so that you can get the right consistency.
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No. The packet holds about 1/4 tsp. Maybe very slightly under. I put it in a 16Oz of ice water for a refreshing drink . Hope that helps.
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Appears to be same ingredients in both powder and tablets. I have used both but can't get the my grandson to do powder. I think the powder is usually a better buy and a bit more pure as the tablets need extra ingredients to make them compress and stay in the form. I personally prefer the pure powder as it is a bit more pure but both are good and this is the best brand I have found.
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I use it for face mask, so I just mix it with a little bit of water using brush. Some people add ~ half a spoon to their shakes. It depends on how you plan to use it.
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It is a powder that does not need to be refrigerated. Once mixed with water or milk, however, it should be refrigerated.
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Yes, it is powder and is very effective. I've personally not used a liquid more effective.
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I haven't seen the packets, so I don't know if the two powders are alike. I do know that the bottle contains a powder. A great product -- I use it every day.
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You mix it with water the instructions come in the package... It is so many ounces per amount of water