All of the Nascent Iodine on Amazon is fake, half of the DMSO also fake. Buyer Beware.

I was looking on Amazon for Nascent Iodine and reading the reviews and I couldnt find a single legitimate product. I use FakeSpot App to help sort through all of the problematic product, but even that isnt infallible.

The Nascent Iodine listed as Amazon Choice with a B grade from Fakespot also had reports in the reviews as being fake.

Buyer Beware.

I will probably end up buying from Alex Jones shop.

ChickenArise said...
I was looking on Amazon for Nascent Iodine and reading the reviews and I couldnt find a single legitimate product. I use FakeSpot App to help sort through all of the problematic product, but even that isnt infallible.

The Nascent Iodine listed as Amazon Choice with a B grade from Fakespot also had reports in the reviews as being fake.

Buyer Beware.

I will probably end up buying from Alex Jones shop.

I literally just came across something like this what a coincidence lol good thing i didn't order it and pay for it. My 1st thought was kts probably fake and it's not going to be of any help

Girlie said...
My husband just recently pulled out the dmso when he injured his shoulder.
He swears by it - not just as a carrier but a healing agent.

He’s been using it for over 20 years.

I will pass this info on to him - but I don’t think he will be ordering any - he’s got a a few bottles in the cupboard.

He should try Solomon seal tincture as a topical. It’s better than DMSO. Soaks in fast so you can put clothes over it after a minute to.

Canary63 said...
I've been using Heiltripfen DMSO from Amazon. After researching DMSO, this one seemed to be one of the few reliable brands.
Ive had consistently positive results using it.

Yes, this is the brand I use, its legit

Girlie- Thats the one I get(or got).............blue tree with silver background. I see they have cream too, but that would never dry- so cant cover with clothing.

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I want to jump in a vat of Solomens seal though............! That would take years to make or about $10K of 1oz tincture bottles. Hmmm. guess not.

A magnesium bath is not out of the picture though, under 100 bucks at some places.

A body with no tension would not feel like my own!

A magnesium float bath (popular with the fibro crowd) and Epson salts at home are prob not even comparable though.

Mag spray (a sticky, salty residue)... is kinda gross, but feels WAY better in the muscles vs. Epsom salt once the initial tingling is gone.

I think Mag spray is to strong, but i've never tried diluting it...or pouring in the bath tub (idea)..

It probably would be best to check the reviews on that app. There are a lot of problems with that app and anyone making the blanket statement that 'all of the nascent iodine on amazon is fake' is a good example of the probs with the fakespot app itself, not the reliability of products available via the Azon .sellers platform.