What is DMSO?

Dimenthyl sulfoxide (DMSO) belongs to the group of sulfoxides and is an organic, bipolar solvent with an oily feel that is odourless and colorless. It was originally obtained during natural wood processing.

It reliably dissolves organic compounds as well as fat and water-soluble components and improves the cell uptake and bioavailability of organic substances. It has a channel-opening effect. Due to its transport function for other small-molecule substances, DMSO is not only used alone, but is also particularly popular in combination with other alternative substances.

Our DMSO, dimethyl sulfoxide (C2H6OS) has a certified and guaranteed 99.9% purity and is filled in medical amber glass bottle. These glass bottles are light and solvent safe. For absolute security, the lid is protected against detachment and diffusion.

How to use

DMSO in liquid form is preferable to gel or cream form due to its versatility. Dimethyl sulfoxide is usually bought as a pure substance . However, depending on use case and area of use it has to be diluted with pure water. it is used in the form of dilutions in a range from approx. 80% down to 1%. You can easily prepare all dilutions yourself. The storage should be dark and cool.

DMSO has a freezing point of 18.5°C which means above this temperature it is liquid but below it is solid. If it goes solid you can put it in container with warm water to bring it back into its liquid form.

FAQ

How is DMSO dosed?

Depending on the application and the place of use, DMSO is diluted with water or magnesium oil.

How to use DMSO?

Since DMSO is a really unique agent, the area of application is huge. There are tips and dosage information in many books worth reading and on the Internet. For legal reasons, we as retailers are not allowed to give any information on the effects and application on humans or animals.