markyscott
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Lime Sulfur Dip vs. "Bonsai Lime Sulfur"
I purchased both through Amazon. The dip cost $24.98 for a 16 oz bottle or $1.56/oz. The "Bonsai Lime Sulfur" cost $18.54 for an 8 oz bottle or $2.32/oz.
The dip is listed as "97.8% sulfurated lime solution". The "Bonsai Lime Sulfur" is listed as 29% CalciumPolysulfide. But as I pointed out in the link to the MSDS above, the Davis product is 29% CalciumPolysulfide.
Not very scientific, but they both have that same old rotten egg smell we all love. Looks the same, to boot.
Between the appearance, smell, and MSDS - I'd say that these are likely the same product. Note also that the Davis product comes in 1 gallon size as well at a significant discount. That product is $82.49 a gallon, or $0.64/oz - less than 1/2 the cost of the 16 oz bottle.
Scott
Lime Sulfur Dip vs. "Bonsai Lime Sulfur"
I purchased both through Amazon. The dip cost $24.98 for a 16 oz bottle or $1.56/oz. The "Bonsai Lime Sulfur" cost $18.54 for an 8 oz bottle or $2.32/oz.
The dip is listed as "97.8% sulfurated lime solution". The "Bonsai Lime Sulfur" is listed as 29% CalciumPolysulfide. But as I pointed out in the link to the MSDS above, the Davis product is 29% CalciumPolysulfide.
Not very scientific, but they both have that same old rotten egg smell we all love. Looks the same, to boot.
Between the appearance, smell, and MSDS - I'd say that these are likely the same product. Note also that the Davis product comes in 1 gallon size as well at a significant discount. That product is $82.49 a gallon, or $0.64/oz - less than 1/2 the cost of the 16 oz bottle.
Scott
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