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Herbaut
about 2 hours ago
Hello, my cat pees everywhere. Do you have an IC to submit to me? Thank you in advance.
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Georgina Le Bivic
3 days ago
Hello Antoine 
Is there Nogier L somewhere.  I have looked but canโ€™t see it.
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Sep 29, 2025
Georgina Le Bivic, thank you for your request, we just added it: L (276 Hz) Nogier
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Sep 29, 2025
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Infopathy Team Thank you for all your wonderful work.
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Dorothee Osterhagen wrote a comment to Eyedrops-use sea salt water
over 1 year ago
What type of sea salt water should be used? Isotonic solution 0.9% or undiluted purified sea water with about 3.5%?
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May 24, 2024
Dorothee Osterhagen, any of those should work, ulsess you have discomfort using 3.5% concentration. Or general recommendation of preparing saline is to dissolve 1 tea spoon of sea or Himalayan salt in one cup of water (200 ml), which results in about 2.5% solution.
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Sep 28, 2025
Anton SFย Would the Celtic Sea Salt(Selina Naturally Brand or the Himalayan Pink Salt (Himalayan Chef 100% pure) be ok to use for the eye drop solution?
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Sep 29, 2025
ย Lisa Richard, for eye drop solutions, itโ€™s generally recommended to use pure, non-iodized sodium chloride (NaCl). This ensures consistency, sterility, and avoids trace minerals or impurities that could irritate sensitive eye tissue.

Celtic Sea Salt and Himalayan Pink Salt both contain additional minerals and sometimes trace elements that... See more
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Sep 29, 2025
Anton SF thank you,so according to the information,, what is the best salt to use? I want to use the best available,ย 
I truly appreciate your input ,ย 
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