Valhoma DMSO Gel, 90%, 4 oz

Valhoma 90% DMSO gel in a 4 oz (113 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 amount

This Valhoma item is the 90% DMSO gel formula in a 4 oz (113 g) jar. The manufacturer catalog identifies the product by concentration, gel form, and package amount. Those details matter when a process specification names a particular DMSO grade or physical form. Use the container label and the written material specification together when receiving or selecting the jar. A 4 oz package may suit a defined small-batch requirement, but the correct amount comes from the process plan, not from a general estimate.

Manufacturer-stated industrial context

Valhoma describes DMSO as a solvent or co-solvent used in the manufacture of pharmaceuticals, fine chemicals, and industrial formulations. That is the manufacturer’s stated application context. It does not establish that this product is suitable for every formulation in those fields. Compatibility and acceptance depend on the process, other ingredients, equipment, and the finished product requirements. Review those requirements with the responsible technical staff before selecting a material. This listing makes no human, animal, veterinary, topical, or treatment claim.

Choosing gel over liquid

Choose this jar when the approved material specification calls for Valhoma 90% gel and the 4 oz amount. The product line also includes 90% gel in a 1 lb jar, 90% roll-on gel in a 3 fl oz package, and 99% liquid in a pint. The forms and concentrations are different, so the names alone are not enough for substitution. Confirm the percentage, gel or liquid form, and package amount against the process record before ordering. Keep the selected product identity attached to the work order.

Review technical documents

Valhoma’s catalog page links the DMSO safety data sheet and identifies it as available for the product line. The linked sheet in the captured maker source is dated July 21, 2016. Review that document with the current container label and the facility’s own procedures before approving the material for a process. A safety data sheet helps staff assess handling and storage requirements; it does not replace a formulation specification or confirm compatibility with a particular recipe. Ask the manufacturer for current technical documentation if the process requires data beyond the posted listing and linked sheet.

Record the selected package

For repeat purchasing, record the maker, the 90% concentration, gel form, and 4 oz net amount in the approved materials list. Check those same identifying details on the received jar before it enters inventory. This simple match helps distinguish the small gel jar from the larger gel, roll-on, and liquid products in the catalog. If a process calls for a different DMSO form or percentage, stop and verify the substitution with the process owner rather than treating the packages as equivalent.

Product details

Valhoma DMSO, 90%, gel, package 4 oz / 113 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.