Evening JOH,
There was one study where massive amounts of DMSO were given to rabbits.
They developed cloudy areas in the lens.
I accidently filled one of my spray bottles which I use for both nose
and eyes with a 35% DMSO solution.
It does produce an unusual sensation when sprayed into the nose.
The burning of the eyes is minor, so much in fact that I used it again
for the eyes.
I have no problems with nose or eyes. I keep a spray bottle with me
when working and use this a few times per day in case some stray bacteria
try to set up housekeeping where I don't want them.
Plus, I just might kill a real bad strain one day. Should I change the
DMSO to a lower concentration?
The bottle was clearly labeled, 35 % DMSO. A nice printed label at
that. Most of the time I read the labels.
Wayne
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