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Source for oral DMSO
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Source for oral DMSO
There have been some studies of the use of DMSO for several conditions. The only viable form
to use would seemingly be in a capsule. However, as with any nontraditional treatment, sources
are not highly advertised like the pharmaceutical products. Is there a Forum user who is
aware of a source for oral DMSO?
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4 Replies
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A Midwestern Doctor recommends DMSOstore.com. If you haven’t read his posts I would highly suggest reading them to get a better understanding of of dmso.
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A Midwestern Doctor on Substack. Some info from Robert Yoho (and Amandha V?) on Substack as well
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I second the motion on: http://www.DMSOstore.com. Everything you ever wanted to know about DMSO can be found at http://www.midwesterndoctor.com. I’m a paid subscriber, and she’s worth every penny. I’ve done business with The DMSO Store for more than 2 years, and never had a complaint. A word of advice if you are going to take it internally: invest in either chlorophyll capsules or activated charcoal. To put it politely, it can make you “fragrant.” Your partner will thank you.
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From a ChatGPT query for oral dmso sellers with good reputations….
- <strong data-start=”342″ data-end=”389″>gChem / Gaylord Chemical — PROCIPIENT® DMSO
<ul data-start=”393″ data-end=”836″> - This is the one I would look at first from a <strong data-start=”440″ data-end=”477″>pharmaceutical-quality standpoint.
- USP/Ph. Eur. grade.
- Manufactured under <strong data-start=”528″ data-end=”542″>ICH Q7 GMP conditions.
- Supported by an FDA Type II Drug Master File and other regulatory documentation.
- gChem identifies it as a pharmaceutical API/excipient.
- The catch: <strong data-start=”755″ data-end=”803″>it’s primarily a pharmaceutical raw material, not a consumer oral supplement.
- <strong data-start=”841″ data-end=”870″>Avantor / J.T.Baker® DMSO
<ul data-start=”874″ data-end=”1230″>- <strong data-start=”876″ data-end=”896″>≥99.9% DMSO, USP, multi-compendial.
- Avantor lists it as GMP manufactured and meeting USP requirements.
- However, the supplier specifically cautions that it is for <strong data-start=”1052″ data-end=”1097″>manufacturing, processing, or repackaging, so I would <strong data-start=”1110″ data-end=”1191″>not buy this with the assumption that USP grade makes it appropriate to drink.
- <strong data-start=”1235″ data-end=”1245″>UFCBIO
<ul data-start=”1249″ data-end=”1532″>- Sells <strong data-start=”1257″ data-end=”1283″>99.9%+ USP/NF/ACS DMSO and provides a Certificate of Analysis (COA) and SDS.
- Currently lists 4-oz and 16-oz sizes.
- Again, it is marketed as a <strong data-start=”1413″ data-end=”1455″>research/pharmaceutical-grade chemical, not as an FDA-approved oral medicine.
- <strong data-start=”1537″ data-end=”1552″>Bright Shop
<ul data-start=”1556″ data-end=”1890″>- Sells a small-bottle <strong data-start=”1579″ data-end=”1604″>99.99% USP-grade DMSO.
- Says COA/lab reports are available and identifies the product as cGMP certified.
- Importantly, the seller labels it <strong data-start=”1731″ data-end=”1779″>“for research and development purposes only”, so I would not regard the seller’s label as authorization for oral use
- <strong data-start=”342″ data-end=”389″>gChem / Gaylord Chemical — PROCIPIENT® DMSO
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