Colloidal minerals: what information to read before comparing
The word colloidal does not make all products the same. To navigate the range, separate the ingredient name from the characteristics of the formulation and packaging.
The name of the mineral is the starting point
Magnesium, Zinc, Selenium, and Copper identify different ingredients. Do not choose a package just because it belongs to the same commercial family as a product you already know.
If you are looking for information on the nutrient, open the dedicated guide. If you want to purchase, go to the specific product page: a different level of detail is needed.
Concentration and intake are not synonyms
A concentration value describes the product according to the indicated unit. To know what is used in a day, the dispensed quantity and relevant instructions are also required. Do not derive a dose from an isolated number.
For a reliable comparison, units and references must match. If these data are not clear, ask for an explanation regarding the specific formula.
The packaging tells another part of the choice
The volume purchased, the dispenser, and any accessories concern daily management. They do not automatically transform the product into a different formula.
The guide to 150 and 500 ml formats explains which checks to perform on the bottle and refill. For the spray system, you can consult BISS+ Biomed.
Choose one question at a time
- Do you want to learn about an ingredient? Start with its guide.
- Do you want to compare two packages? Check the formula and format.
- Do you want to understand a combination? Collect the names of the products already in use.
The Biomed Minerals collection brings the paths together without proposing the same choice for every need.
Frequently asked questions
Are the minerals in the range interchangeable?
No: ingredients and formulations are different.
Does a ppm value alone indicate the daily dose?
No: the amount used and specific instructions are also needed.
Does the bottle volume describe the concentration?
These are different data and should be read separately.
Where can I find out more about a single ingredient?
In the guide dedicated to that mineral.
Where can I compare bottle and refill?
In the format guide and the purchasable product page.
What is needed to evaluate a combination?
The names and complete information of the products involved.
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