What is Borax?
Borax, also known as sodium borate (Na2B4O7.10H2), and boric acid (H3BO3) are colourless, salt-like substance that can also be a white powder. Borax and boric acid have a number of legitimate applications and are widely used in manufacturing as detergents, water softeners and weak antiseptics. It is also used to make fertilisers, pesticides, and is sometimes found in pharmaceuticals. Some Asian cultures use Borax during food preparation as a firming agent, meat rub, preservative, or tenderiser.
Can Borax be sold as a food?
No. The Food Standards Code does not permit borax to be used in foods. Therefore, the sale and use of Borax as a food or food ingredient is not permitted in New South Wales and violates Australian poisons legislation. Borax is a toxic substance and poses an unacceptable risk to human health when used in food. The NSW Food Authority recently learnt that Borax is sometimes sold as a food in Asian groceries and supermarkets. Some retailers also have Borax for sale near or next to food so it is possible some consumers might mistake it as a food.
Health Effect for Human
Selling Borax as a food is a breach of the law and poses a potentially serious health risk. Borax is therefore NOT to be sold as a food, or used in food. Some of the symptoms of Borax ingestion include headache, fever, nausea, vomiting, and red eyes. Symptoms may appear 2 to 4 hours after ingesting Borax. If large amounts of Borax are consumed, acute kidney failure and death may result.
Avaliable Product for Borax (boraks) Screening Test
We are provides a Borax (Indonesia name: Boraks) Test Kit to detect the borax (boraks) content in food or beverage products. Our Test Kit detection can reach trace levels. We provide analysis to international standards, and develop appropriate analytical testing methods, depending upon the sample matrix and detection levels required.
CV. ET Group has developed simple but ingenious testing technology that would come in handy for consumers to detect borax (boraks) contamination in foods. Applying chemistry science to food testing methods, has come up with a borax (boraks) test kit that gives quick, clearly visible results enabling users to learn right away whether foods or beverages contain harmful amounts of this much-abused substance.
The "Easy Test" test kit is inexpensive and convenient for on-site test. Testing procedures are also simple. It requires no sophisticated equipment, sample preparation or special skills.
The test kit is designed to detect borax (boraks) contamination with minimal detection 50 ppm when its concentrations are above a threshold of safety.
This is the most simple procedure to test borax (boraks) even you don't have any laboratory skill.
More info and order contact please call us at +6285310135381 or +6285779721597 or email at easy4test@gmail.com or easy4test@yahoo.com
Borax, also known as sodium borate (Na2B4O7.10H2), and boric acid (H3BO3) are colourless, salt-like substance that can also be a white powder. Borax and boric acid have a number of legitimate applications and are widely used in manufacturing as detergents, water softeners and weak antiseptics. It is also used to make fertilisers, pesticides, and is sometimes found in pharmaceuticals. Some Asian cultures use Borax during food preparation as a firming agent, meat rub, preservative, or tenderiser.
Can Borax be sold as a food?
No. The Food Standards Code does not permit borax to be used in foods. Therefore, the sale and use of Borax as a food or food ingredient is not permitted in New South Wales and violates Australian poisons legislation. Borax is a toxic substance and poses an unacceptable risk to human health when used in food. The NSW Food Authority recently learnt that Borax is sometimes sold as a food in Asian groceries and supermarkets. Some retailers also have Borax for sale near or next to food so it is possible some consumers might mistake it as a food.
Health Effect for Human
Selling Borax as a food is a breach of the law and poses a potentially serious health risk. Borax is therefore NOT to be sold as a food, or used in food. Some of the symptoms of Borax ingestion include headache, fever, nausea, vomiting, and red eyes. Symptoms may appear 2 to 4 hours after ingesting Borax. If large amounts of Borax are consumed, acute kidney failure and death may result.
Avaliable Product for Borax (boraks) Screening Test
CV. ET Group has developed simple but ingenious testing technology that would come in handy for consumers to detect borax (boraks) contamination in foods. Applying chemistry science to food testing methods, has come up with a borax (boraks) test kit that gives quick, clearly visible results enabling users to learn right away whether foods or beverages contain harmful amounts of this much-abused substance.
The "Easy Test" test kit is inexpensive and convenient for on-site test. Testing procedures are also simple. It requires no sophisticated equipment, sample preparation or special skills.
The test kit is designed to detect borax (boraks) contamination with minimal detection 50 ppm when its concentrations are above a threshold of safety.
This is the most simple procedure to test borax (boraks) even you don't have any laboratory skill.
More info and order contact please call us at +6285310135381 or +6285779721597 or email at easy4test@gmail.com or easy4test@yahoo.com
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