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[madog]

I'd be curious about this in Europe.

In America we use PG in the dairy industry add to the livestock's feed to prevent Ketosis - I am able to walk into any farm supplier - we call them Granges and but a gallon of USP grade PG for like $25. Call me nieve but I have never been to Europe, do you guys have farm and garden type supply stores. the USP grade is of the highest quality and is used worldwide from what I have read.

[Pegaso]

Originally Posted by madog

do you guys have farm and garden type supply stores.

Yep, here in Spain we have those stores... but I never thought they'd have cheap PG ... I think I prefer buying this kind of things in a pharmacy, as I know exactly what I'm buying... but if I go to one of those stores, I will remember this and ask for PG (let's see what they answer, hehehehe ).

[madog]

Originally Posted by Pegaso

Yep, here in Spain we have those stores... but I never thought they'd have cheap PG ... I think I prefer buying this kind of things in a pharmacy, as I know exactly what I'm buying... but if I go to one of those stores, I will remember this and ask for PG (let's see what they answer, hehehehe ).

Actually it is kind of funny about that - I was talking with my vet one day and she reached up to the "animal" medicine cabinet, opened a bottle, Popped a couple pills in her mouth and took a drink of her soda - She must have seen a look of dumb foundment on my face. She then told me that the drug companies that produce animal based medicines are held to HIGHER quality controls than for human medicine - WHAT - well it does make since hows an animal going to tell you they are having a reaction - Our drug companies are built on the fact that if it does make you feel right you will say something. In the Vet industry it just plainly has to WORK! - Oh what did she take - I don't know for sure, but it was some kind of NAID (anti-imflamitory) Advil - Probably strong enough to make a 40 year old Elephant able to do Ballet.