Re: Phenonip, LiquaPar Optima and Uniphen P-23

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>Hi all

Hey!

>I have a formula which is almost 60% fats/oils and around 30% water.ÿ

>In the past I've preserved with Germall II, but now discover that

>this is incorrect, as my formula has such a rate of fats/oils.

Hmmm..., What is the correct preservative?

>I use Germall II for my lotions with mainly water.

>Does anyone have a recommendation as to the preservative I now need

>for the 60% fats/oils formula?ÿ Would I need to use something like

>Phenonip, Liquapar Optimar or Uniphen P-23?ÿ Ideally I'm wanting a

>preservative which can withstand high temperatures, is in liquid

>form, is gram positive and negative and contain all of the wonderful

>properties 'most' good preservatives do.

Phenonip, Liquapar Optima or Uniphen P-23 can withstand elevated

temperatures (~60C to 70C); they're liquids are room temperature.

>I have done a search of the archives, but have not found anything

>which can help.

It would help if you could use boolean logic when searching the

archives.

For more information on Phenonip, you can read the Phenonip brochure

http://www.nipa.com/products/pheno.htm

LiquaPar Optima is sold by ISP/Sutton Labs. for info, you should

call/write/email:

Steve Orofino

ISP/Sutton

116 Summit Avenue

P.O. Box 837

Chatham, NJ 07928-0837

Tel:

FAX:

Email: SOrofino@...

Uniphen P-23 is made by Induchem

http://www.induchem.com

Induchem products are distributed worldwide and can be found on the

Induchem website.

Uniphen P-23 is distributed by Lipo Chemical in the US.

http://www.lipochemicals.com/

Lipo Chemicals Inc.

207 19th Avenue

Paterson, NJ 07504-

Tel:

FAX:

Maurice

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Maurice O. Hevey

Convergent Cosmetics, Inc.

http://www.ConvergentCosmetics.com

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