Re: Are these brands of chelators safe?

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> Hello

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> i am using the " Vitamin Research Products Inc " brand of DMSA.

TK--- fine

i also

> plan to add later the " scivation primaforce " brand of ALA.

TK--- fine - make sure that both do not contain other ingredients

that may bother you.

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> Are these brands ok to use for chelation?

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[Guest guest]

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> In frequent-dose-chelation is wrote:

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> Hello

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> i am using the " Vitamin Research Products Inc " brand of DMSA.

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> ---------Many people here use VRP brand, and I haven't heard any complaints.

I have used it too. I think they are a good company.--------Jackie

* Thanks thats good to know. Ive just ordered my repeat supply.

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> i also plan to add later the " scivation primaforce " brand of ALA.

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> -----------I have never heard of this brand before, but there are lots of

different brands of ALA, so you'll probably just have to try it, and as TK

suggested, see what other things/fillers are in it.-----------Jackie

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> ---------We did have some discussion that when people have switched brands

of ALA, they thought the potency might have been different, and caused them

problems because of that. And someone mentioned finding gluten in their ALA,

which they were sensitive to, and that caused them problems.---------Jackie

* i always check the ingredients of a product before purchasing. i

have extreme reactions to benzoates and various other ingredients. My

brands are safe for me, gluten and dairy free.

> Are these brands ok to use for chelation?

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* thanks for your help Jackie and TK

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[Guest guest]

In frequent-dose-chelation is wrote:

Hello

i am using the " Vitamin Research Products Inc " brand of DMSA.

---------Many people here use VRP brand, and I haven't heard any complaints.

I have used it too. I think they are a good company.--------Jackie

i also plan to add later the " scivation primaforce " brand of ALA.

-----------I have never heard of this brand before, but there are lots of

different brands of ALA, so you'll probably just have to try it, and as TK

suggested, see what other things/fillers are in it.-----------Jackie

---------We did have some discussion that when people have switched brands of

ALA, they thought the potency might have been different, and caused them

problems because of that. And someone mentioned finding gluten in their ALA,

which they were sensitive to, and that caused them problems.---------Jackie

Are these brands ok to use for chelation?

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