@@welcomespyes that's what I'm asking about without the sodium just the plain CMC . Can you tell us please why you think they put it in some eye drops as I don't know if I want that going in my eyes ?
@@gardensofthegods Hi. When sodum is added to CMC, you have made a salt form, hence it accepts water into the CMC and you end up with an emulsion, as thick or thin as you wish depending on how much water you add. With a lot of water, the result is a solution, thicker than water which allows the eye drop to stay on the eye longer before the natural lubricant produced by the eye wash it out via that small hole near to the nose that is part of the eyes structure. Now, sellers of CMC do not know this so they just list the item as CMC. BUT you can not confirm this is sodium CMC unless you contact them and ask...don't be surprised if you end up educating them!!!! (as I did when I wrote the seller.)!!!
Sodium CMC dissovles well in either room temp or warm. The sodium salt of CMC is verry dissolvable. I use it in my Ormus Trace Mineral Toothpaste formulation. Personally I warm the water first, yet know this is not needed.
I'm trying to find out why they're putting it in some eye drops and I hope somebody can answer this because I don't think I want that stuff going in my eyes but a friend is going to buy some eye drops that have them in it
Sodium CMC dissovles well in either room temp or warm. The sodium salt of CMC is verry dissolvable. I use it in my Ormus Trace Mineral Toothpaste formulation. Personally I warm the water first, yet know this is not needed.
When i was dissolving it was not like this. The cmc turned into balls and it was not dissolving this in the video.
Need Sodium CMC powder, not plain CMC. I have plain CMC and yes little balls formed.
@@welcomespSir , may I know how to dissolve CMC , bcz it is not dissovling in water
@@welcomespyes that's what I'm asking about without the sodium just the plain CMC .
Can you tell us please why you think they put it in some eye drops as I don't know if I want that going in my eyes ?
@@gardensofthegods Hi. When sodum is added to CMC, you have made a salt form, hence it accepts water into the CMC and you end up with an emulsion, as thick or thin as you wish depending on how much water you add. With a lot of water, the result is a solution, thicker than water which allows the eye drop to stay on the eye longer before the natural lubricant produced by the eye wash it out via that small hole near to the nose that is part of the eyes structure. Now, sellers of CMC do not know this so they just list the item as CMC. BUT you can not confirm this is sodium CMC unless you contact them and ask...don't be surprised if you end up educating them!!!! (as I did when I wrote the seller.)!!!
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Can i used as a flocculating agent???
Is it hot, warm or cold water to pour the cmc, and how the comparison between water and cmc, thank you.
Sodium CMC dissovles well in either room temp or warm. The sodium salt of CMC is verry dissolvable. I use it in my Ormus Trace Mineral Toothpaste formulation. Personally I warm the water first, yet know this is not needed.
@@welcomespbut why do they put this in eye drops ? ... do you have any idea why ?
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how many grams of cmc used ?
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How is cmc made. Is it digestible or food grade ?
Celulose no digest by human
The natrium salt of CMC is indeed (in Europe) deemed edible and an official food additive (e466). Thus, it is edible...
I'm trying to find out why they're putting it in some eye drops and I hope somebody can answer this because I don't think I want that stuff going in my eyes but a friend is going to buy some eye drops that have them in it
Water is hot ? or cold ?
Sodium CMC dissovles well in either room temp or warm. The sodium salt of CMC is verry dissolvable. I use it in my Ormus Trace Mineral Toothpaste formulation. Personally I warm the water first, yet know this is not needed.
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Yes, with plain CMC. Grind, then place in cold. It gels in cold. Sodium CMC powder goes in quickly like this does.
Do you mean Halls cough drops ... ?
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