[GoldenFish]

Thank you. I am mass producing products. I am working with some sugar reps on large scale pricing. Should I expect the same pricing for a cosmetic/commercial use as with a food use?

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[GoldenFish]

yes.

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I think that is your best look!

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thanks!

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@MarkBroussard & @Microformulation Thank you gentlemen for the information. I wanted something more than tribal knowledge which can muddy over time.

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@ozgirl-that is actually a good point!  we have a 4 head filler and it is jamming in the cylinoids or “drum” that fills up with product and pushed out.

[GoldenFish]

Thanks! this doesn’t have any fatty alcohols in it.  I was thinking along the same line where there is something not completely dissolved.  I have also thought of back pressure of sorts.

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@MarkBroussard
thanks… I wanted this to address regular skin trauma that is experienced by athletes or very physical people.  I am not trying to mend torn ligaments or contusions.

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@Perry
Thanks!  I would like a little effectiveness since I want to market toward a sports niche that constantly experiences torn flesh/bruising.

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@PhilGeis
I understand the scope of your question but honestly haven’t thought that far. I would assume by each person’s experience.  They would apply the product on a torn/lacerated part of the body and see how fast the healing would result. Any suggestions?

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In recent memory there were several product taken of the shelves for having PFAs in the formulation.  I believe it was a scrub product. I have been asked the same thing from my clients.  So a TDS or Prop 65 statement would be sufficient?