Liquid glycerine of vegetable origin with a glycerol content of 99.5 %, in a 5 litre container.
This is the size for someone whose formula is already settled and who is past the trial stage: it covers many consecutive preparations without reordering every few weeks.
01 · BATCHES
The advantage of buying 5 litres at once is not only the price per kilo: it is that every preparation comes out of the same container. When you string together small bottles bought on different dates, any variation between deliveries works its way into your production and you end up not knowing why one batch turned out different. With a single large container that variable leaves the bench.
02 · HANDLING
Handling 5 litres at every weighing is awkward and multiplies how often the container is opened. The practical move is to decant a working amount into a small bottle and keep the large one closed: glycerine is hygroscopic and every spell with the lid off takes on moisture from the air. Store it dry and temperate; cold thickens it and makes decanting harder.
03 · BEFORE YOU BUY
| ⚠ NOT INCLUDED | ⚠ A raw material, not a finished product. The supplier declares it for laboratory and industrial use: if you put it towards cosmetics, food or any other end, the formula, the labelling and the compliance of the finished product are the responsibility of whoever makes it. And do not use it to improvise hive health treatments: in bee health only authorised veterinary medicines are acceptable, applied according to their datasheet. |
| Product | Glycerine (glycerol), C3H8O3 · CAS 56-81-5 |
|---|---|
| Origin | Vegetable |
| Glycerol content | 99.5 % |
| Density | 1.26 g/ml |
| Format | 5 litre container (6.31 kg) |
| Appearance | Colourless, viscous, odourless liquid |
| Container size | 17 × 25.6 × 15.5 cm |
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