Not pharmaceutical grade
The back label States: &#34;May Cause skin irritation. Avoid contact with eyes, skin, clothing. Wash thouroughly after handling&#34; and &#34;This product is intended for use as a solvent only. The choice of the other process used in the various applications in the sole responsibility of the user. It is unlawful to represent in any way that this product is useful or safe to use for medicinal purposes.&#34;<br /><br />The front label states &#34;70% DMSO / 30% Aloe Vera in a Cream Base&#34;. I find it misleading, makes me think of &#34;body cream&#34;<br /><br />Why does this produt show up when doing a search for &#34;pharmaceutical grade DMSO&#34; and how can it be &#34;Amazon's Choice&#34;?<br /><br />I am losing trust here<br /><br />Please do your due dilligence and read about DMSO before even thinking of using it, even if it's pharmaceutical grade (this one is not).<br /><br />It was my mistake to trust Amazon's search result for &#34;pharmaceutical grade DMSO&#34; and trusting &#34;Amazon's Choice&#34; label. A few $$ lost.<br /><br />This jar is going unopened to my trash can since it's too late for a refund. I prefer to lose a few bucks than risking a potentially severe health problem.<br /><br />0 stars is not an option, therefore 1 star
Rating: 1 stars