Argento Biomed: a comparison of sprays, drops, aerosols, and external use
Two bottles of Silver can contain the same amount of liquid and require completely different usage methods. The comparison starts with the application method, then moves to the concentration and the format. This map leads you to the relevant product page without turning the entire range into a single product.
The reference map
| Reference | How to identify it | Information to consult |
|---|---|---|
| 150 ml spray / 500 ml | 25 ppm, spray nozzle | Spray packaging instructions |
| 100 ml drops | 40 ppm, dropper | Specific amount and frequency for drops |
| 200 ml aerosol solution | 40 ppm, bottle for nebulizer cup | Product and device instructions |
| 100 ml nails and skin | 110 ppm, external use | Area and method of local application |
| 200 ml cleansing gel | Body and external intimate area, pH 5 | Application and rinsing |
| 100 ml deodorant | 40 ppm, external cosmetic | Deodorant usage and warnings |
The device is part of the choice
The spray distributes the liquid through a nozzle; the dropper requires a different counting method; the aerosol bottle is intended for filling the nebulizer cup according to the relevant instructions. There is no universal conversion between a spray, a drop, and a poured amount.
The term “targeted use” must always be completed: which product, which area, which instruction? On its own, it is too generic to guide a purchase. That is why the reference name is the first element to verify even when you have already used a different Silver product.
Two comparisons that often cause confusion
Same ppm, different purpose
Drops, aerosol, and deodorant may all state 40 ppm, but they do not automatically share the same usage method or composition. The common number does not authorize swapping between products. Open the page of the exact reference and read the full name, without stopping at the highlighted value.
Same spray line, different volume
The 150 ml and 500 ml spray formats indicated here both state 25 ppm. The comparison concerns the available quantity and convenience. The comparison page for the two formats gathers the relevant pages: the larger bottle is not an invitation to use more product.
How to use this map
If you already know which product you need, go directly to its page. If you have a package and want to identify it, first compare the name, ppm, and volume. If you are looking for a solution for an ailment, this catalog map does not replace a professional assessment of the problem.
You can delve into external products for the skin, the meaning of pure and ppm, and routine organization separately. These are different questions: reading about them separately makes it easier to find the necessary answer.
To return to the complete overview, use the Biomed Silver guide. Purchasing information, including price and availability, remains on the updated page for each product.
Frequently asked questions
Are sprays and drops equivalent?
No. The nozzle, concentration, and instructions must be read on the specific reference.
Can I convert drops into sprays on my own?
No. There is no conversion valid for every nozzle and formulation.
Why do different products state 40 ppm?
The concentration is a characteristic of the solution; it does not in itself identify the purpose, formula, or usage method.
Is the 500 ml a stronger spray?
The two 150 and 500 ml sprays compared here are both 25 ppm. The larger volume does not increase the concentration.
Can the deodorant replace the drops?
No. It is an external cosmetic with its own specific purpose.
Is the gel used like a local solution?
No. It is a cleanser to be rinsed off, according to its instructions.
Which instructions should I follow for the aerosol?
Those of the exact solution and the device; do not transfer doses of spray or drops to the aerosol bottle.
Does “targeted use” indicate a dose?
No. You must specify the product, area, and applicable instructions.
Where can I find the current price?
On the product and format page you are choosing, where active promotions are managed.
Are the references for animals included in this table?
No. The animal line has dedicated pages and should not be confused with these human-use references.
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