Valhoma DMSO Gel, 90%, 1 lb

Valhoma 90% DMSO gel in a 1 lb (16 oz / 454 g) jar. The maker describes its DMSO line as a solvent or co-solvent for pharmaceutical manufacture, fine chemicals, and industrial formulations.

Product identity and net amount

This Valhoma product is 90% DMSO gel in a 1 lb jar. The manufacturer lists the package as 1 lb, 16 oz, or 454 g. Those are the stated net product amounts, not a shipping-carton weight. The gel form and 90% concentration identify the material separately from the 4 oz jar, the 3 fl oz roll-on gel, and the 99% liquid. Confirm these details on the label against the material specification before placing the jar into a process inventory.

Manufacturer-stated industrial context

Valhoma describes DMSO as a solvent or co-solvent used in the manufacture of pharmaceuticals, fine chemicals, and industrial formulations. The catalog description establishes that broad use context, but it does not qualify this specific package for every process or formulation. The responsible technical staff must confirm whether the selected concentration and form fit the material specification. This listing offers no medical, topical, veterinary, animal, or treatment directions and should not be read as a consumer-use recommendation.

Selecting the larger gel jar

Choose the 1 lb jar when the approved process specification requires Valhoma 90% gel and the planned quantity matches this package. The 4 oz jar contains the same listed gel concentration in a smaller amount. The roll-on is another 90% gel package, while the pint bottle is a 99% liquid. Those products are distinct catalog items. Check whether the work order specifies gel or liquid, the required percentage, and the net amount. If any of those fields are missing, obtain clarification instead of selecting a package by size alone.

Technical documents and approval

Valhoma’s product page links the DMSO safety data sheet; the captured maker-linked version is dated July 21, 2016. Review the sheet with the current package label and the site’s current procedures before approving the material. Use the manufacturer’s documentation to support workplace review, then confirm formulation suitability through the process owner. A safety sheet does not establish that a particular gel concentration is compatible with a given ingredient, vessel, or finished product. Request updated technical information from Valhoma when the process requires details the catalog and linked sheet do not provide.

Inventory checks

Keep the manufacturer, 90% concentration, gel form, and 1 lb net amount together in the materials record. When receiving or issuing the jar, compare the package marking with that entry. This protects against mixing the 1 lb gel with the 4 oz gel or the pint of liquid in a shared storage area. Use the product identity from the package rather than a handwritten shorthand that could omit the concentration. If a supplier proposes a different size or form, record the proposed replacement and have the process owner approve it before the change is made.

Product details

Valhoma DMSO, 90%, gel, package 1 lb / 16 oz / 454 g jar. Maker describes DMSO as a solvent or co-solvent for manufacture of pharmaceuticals, fine chemicals, and industrial formulations. SDS: combustible liquid. Manufacturer-linked SDS was prepared July 21, 2016; it is the current linked file, not a 2026 revision. Safety Data Sheet: https://valhoma.com/PDF/MSDS.pdf

Directions for use

Use only for the industrial formulation/process specified by the responsible technical procedure. The product page provides no application-specific use directions. Do not infer use from gel or roll-on packaging. Not for human use or internal use; do not apply to people or animals. Follow the container label and manufacturer SDS.

Cautions

Combustible liquid. Keep away from heat, hot surfaces, sparks, open flames, and other ignition sources. No smoking. Wear protective gloves, protective clothing, and eye protection. Store cool in a well-ventilated place. Dispose of contents/container in accordance with applicable regional, national, and local regulations. Manufacturer-linked SDS prepared July 21, 2016.