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| 1. Life Link's Mild Silver Protein Gel 1oz | |
| Mild Silver Protein is a colloidal suspension of metallic silver particles in a liquid or gel. The silver particles are extremely small (nanometer range) and are associated with dissolved protein molecules that prevent the silver from settling out. Silver has a long history as an antibacterial agent. But until recently most silver bacteriocides were made with ionic silver rather than metallic silver, sometimes resulting in the deposition of silver in bodily tissues, and causing the skin to develop a permanent gray-to-violet color called argyria. The risk of argyria is greatly reduced when metallic silver is used, and virtually eliminated when it is applied topically. Mild Silver Protein gel (SilviGel) is usually applied directly to cuts, wounds, scrapes, burns, moles, warts, sores, eczema, seborrhea, psoriasis, shingles, acne, insect bites, rashes, poison oak, poison ivy, and fungus. | |
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| 2. Life Link's Mild Silver Protein Drops 1oz | |
| Mild Silver Protein is a colloidal suspension of metallic silver particles in a liquid or gel. The silver particles are extremely small (nanometer range) and are associated with dissolved protein molecules that prevent the silver from settling out. Silver has a long history as an antibacterial agent. But until recently most silver bacteriocides were made with ionic silver rather than metallic silver, sometimes resulting in the deposition of silver in bodily tissues, and causing the skin to develop a permanent gray-to-violet color called argyria. The risk of argyria is greatly reduced when metallic silver is used, and virtually eliminated when it is applied topically. Mild Silver Protein gel (SilviGel) is usually applied directly to cuts, wounds, scrapes, burns, moles, warts, sores, eczema, seborrhea, psoriasis, shingles, acne, insect bites, rashes, poison oak, poison ivy, and fungus. | |
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| 3. Life Link's Mild Silver Protein Spray 1oz | |
| Mild Silver Protein is a colloidal suspension of metallic silver particles in a liquid or gel. The silver particles are extremely small (nanometer range) and are associated with dissolved protein molecules that prevent the silver from settling out. Silver has a long history as an antibacterial agent. But until recently most silver bacteriocides were made with ionic silver rather than metallic silver, sometimes resulting in the deposition of silver in bodily tissues, and causing the skin to develop a permanent gray-to-violet color called argyria. The risk of argyria is greatly reduced when metallic silver is used, and virtually eliminated when it is applied topically. Mild Silver Protein gel (SilviGel) is usually applied directly to cuts, wounds, scrapes, burns, moles, warts, sores, eczema, seborrhea, psoriasis, shingles, acne, insect bites, rashes, poison oak, poison ivy, and fungus. | |
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| 4. Life Link's Mild Silver Protein Liquid 4oz | |
| Mild Silver Protein is a colloidal suspension of metallic silver particles in a liquid or gel. The silver particles are extremely small (nanometer range) and are associated with dissolved protein molecules that prevent the silver from settling out. Silver has a long history as an antibacterial agent. But until recently most silver bacteriocides were made with ionic silver rather than metallic silver, sometimes resulting in the deposition of silver in bodily tissues, and causing the skin to develop a permanent gray-to-violet color called argyria. The risk of argyria is greatly reduced when metallic silver is used, and virtually eliminated when it is applied topically. Mild Silver Protein gel (SilviGel) is usually applied directly to cuts, wounds, scrapes, burns, moles, warts, sores, eczema, seborrhea, psoriasis, shingles, acne, insect bites, rashes, poison oak, poison ivy, and fungus. | |
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