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Is food grade coconut oil (liquid form) different from a grade used as medicine for like eczema?
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A year ago
Maybe the one used for eczema is laboratory prepared to be more concentrated, but otherwise both contain lauric acid
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A year ago
So you would say interchangeable? I don't know where to find the kind not sold for cooking.
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A year ago
Via Natural Ultra Care Coconut Oil Concentrated Natural Oil 1.5 oz (PACK OF 3) https://a.co/d/fKUFNVo
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A year ago
I don't see a list of ingredients. This looks like a hair product. It says "oils" plural on front label.
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A year ago
Quote from: CarbonRobot (A year ago)
I don't see a list of ingredients. This looks like a hair product. It says "oils" plural on front label.

You're right, don't buy it.

Since coconut oil is solid at room temperature, it wouldn't hurt to start with that as a trial run before committing to using it long-term.
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