Summary for calcium gluconate gel Discussion
Calcium gluconate gel is discussed as an urgent safety item for HF burns and hydrofluoric acid work, with several readers asking where to buy it in India. The replies emphasize that it is life-critical to keep on hand when handling hydrofluoric acid or ammonium bifluoride. Satish Agrawal says two brand names to look up are Calgonate and Kays Medical, and suggests checking whether they ship to India. John Attard notes that people can find it online under its three-letter name. Later replies claim Indian manufacture or supply: Vasudevan Jayaraj says his company, Southwest Chemie, manufactures calcium gluconate gel in India; Jizzi Nanda mentions Good Looks (India) in Delhi as a cheaper source; and Suresh Pujari offers calcium gluconate 2.5% gel at an economical price. The thread contains supplier leads, but no single verified public commercial recommendation.
RFQ: Dear Sir/Madam,
Can you tell me from where in India can we get Calcium Gluconate Gel as soon as possible.
We are in urgent requirement of the same for our Factory site, We would be grateful if you can provide us with some clue as soon as possible.
Thanks,
Vidisha M
medical technologies – Surat, Gujarat, India
2005
Ed. note: This RFQ is outdated, but technical replies are welcome, and readers are encouraged to post their own RFQs. But no public commercial suggestions please ( huh? why?).
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A. Those who want calcium gluconate gel as safety item when working with the dangerous chemical ammonium bifluoride can now easily buy it by looking it up on the internet under its three letter name.
John Attard
San Diego, California, USA
2002
A. Hi. Yes, it is imperative (life critical) to have this on hand if you work with hydrofluoric acid (HF) !
Here are two brand names: Calgonate (www.calgonate.com) and Kays Medical (www.kaysmedical.com). We are not recommending or dis-recommending a particular brand, but after spending a lot of time googling myself, I think it would be worthwhile finding out if they ship to India. Good luck.
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A. I found this Indian company which could supply the HF Antidote Gel: Pyro Technologies (Bangalore) at www.pyrotechnologies.co.in
FYI
Satish Agrawal
– Visakhapatnam, India
January 3, 2009
Ed. note: Their search engine says “no results found”; apparently you’ll have to call to inquire
A. We are manufacturers of CALCIUM GLUCONATE GEL in India: www.southwestchemie.com
VASUDEVAN JAYARAJ
– CHENNAI, India
December 22, 2012
A. Dear All,
I have heard of a company in Delhi by the name Good Looks (India) that makes Calcium Gluconate gel. I long ago checked with their price and I think it is the cheapest compared to other brands that are very expensive. You may find the details about the company on google.com
Jizzi Nanda
– New Delhi, Delhi, India
April 3, 2014
… and posted from the same IP address the next day …
A. CALCIUM GLUCONATE 2.5% GEL
If anyone is interested in getting Calcium Gluconate 2.5% Gel please contact me. I shall provide the needy in any quantity and at a very economical price.
Suresh Pujari
Chemical engineer – New Delhi, Delhi, India
April 4, 2014
Ed. note: “Price/demand curve for internet advertising: infinite demand at zero cost, zero demand at infinitessimal cost.” — Thomas J. Pullizzi, 1995