Re: - math nut! boundary=----=_NextPart_000_0021_01BF8297.0EAF3820

[Guest guest]

One of my many jobs was working in a pharmaceutical factory,

labarotory and drug formulations and also

in a cosmetic factory so I had to know how to make stuff.

All drugs regardless of the tablet size show the concentration of active

ingredient.

the rest of the tablet is usually starch to stabilise the tablet as a tablet and

as

means of giving you the dose.

BTW to be accurate for 1.8% asprin

the shampoo should be added the tablets(even if partially dissolved.) and made

up to

100ml or multiples thereof.

If you add the add the tablets to a 100ml of shampoo it would be close enough

but slightly less concentration than 1.8% because of the volume of the tablets.

You never forget your old lab skills.

1.8 % would be an arbitary concentration, to produce a stable product

and produce a skin affect.

The shampoo you use may not be stable depending on the interaction

of the asprin and shampoo.

You can just as esily dissolve an asprin and rinse it thru your scalp

and add shampoo. just a thought

michael

From: " Janet Battcock " <janetbattcock@...>

That is great!! What are you, some kind of a math nut?? LOL! Thanks for

figuring that out!

Janet