Viva Doria H2O2 Hydrogen Peroxide 12 Percent Aqueous Solution - Food Grade, 16 Fl Oz

This is still bubbly if unopened after expiry date but use fresh if best. Very good. I've bought it a few times. I soak my partials in a 1.5 solution. Use for a produce soak and skin damage... just dont soak cuts in it and it's very safe.

This is a real review and I’m not a robot. I highly highly highly highly recommend this product for anything it basically cleaned your blood. It’s food grade hydrogen peroxide put a couple drops in your water and you. Your blood literally changed changes. Color sprayed on your plants works very well Tears cancer.

Great product has no issues with order wither

I use this product in my DIY aeroponic plant system, hydrogen peroxide is great for discouraging unwanted bacteria/fungi that may be lurking in the reservoir while also discouraging algae growth. It also give plants an added boost of oxygen! The 12% concentration is quite economical for my purpose, easy to dilute to the appropriate concentration vs buying several 3%-6% bottles.

If you have ever tried to get blood out of a piece of fabric you know how tough that can be. But not with this! This is a more concentrated solution (12%) than what you typically see at the drugstore (3%) and that makes all the difference. I have used this on a variety of fabrics and never had it damage or fade the fabric. It just removes the blood. You just take the fabric, lay it out and use an eyedropper or very carefully pour a few drops on the blood stain. You will see it foam up. Gently blot that off and repeat. You might have to do this three or four times, or even more, but when you put it on and it no longer foams, the stain is gone. It's like magic. It takes almost no effort to get it out. No scrubbing, no soaking. I am no expert on fabrics, but I saw this suggestion in "Laundry Love" by Patrick Richardson (a book that will pay for itself with the first outfit you don't have to discard because it will show you how to get just about any stain out of just about any fabric) and I was amazed at how well it worked. The way I looked at it was that even if it ruined the piece it wouldn't matter because who's going to wear something with bloodstains on it anyway? If you're worried, test it on an inconspicuous place before you use it where it would be visible. But so far it hasn't ruined anything of mine. Just eradicated the stains. So, before you throw out something with blood on it, give this a try. If your experience is like mine you will be really happy with the results.