Vegetable glycerine & Propylene glycol - Always in stock.

[Geoff]

Clyrolinx (Pty) Ltd.
E-mail: info@clyrolinx.co.za
E-mail: geoff@clyrolinx.co.za
Website/online shop: www.clyrolinx.co.za


Vegetable glycerine BP (VG).

100ml (glass bottle with security screw cap) R 15.00 each
200ml (glass bottle with security screw cap) R 25.00 each
1L plastic container R 50.00 each
2L plastic container R 90.00 each
5L plastic container R200.00 each
30kg plastic container (+-23.8L) R950.00 each


Propylene glycol USP (PG).

100ml (glass bottle with security screw cap) R 20.00 each
200ml (glass bottle with security screw cap) R 30.00 each
1L plastic container R 75.00 each
2L plastic container R 140.00 each
5L plastic container R 250.00 each
25L plastic container R1 300.00 each


Stock availability is on-going.

The glycerine is of vegetable origin and is 99.7% pure (min).

The propylene glycol is 99.7% pure (min.)

A certificate of analysis is available for each product.


Prices are effective from 1st September 2020.
Prices are inclusive of VAT at 15%.

 

[Silver]

Good prices, thanks @Geoff

 

[takatatak]

@Geoff - looks good great to hear about ongoing availability...

Can you possibly clarify which vegetables are being used for the VG?

 

[Dela Rey Steyn]

@Geoff - looks good great to hear about ongoing availability...

Can you possibly clarify which vegetables are being used for the VG?

Ag, the usual, carrots, potatoes, onions, which ever is in season....

 

[Geoff]

Ag, the usual, carrots, potatoes, onions, which ever is in season....

Thanks for your enquiry. Just to clarify; this is vegetable glycerine, not vegetable stew. Regards, Geoff.

 

[Grand Guru]

A link to your website in your signature makes life easier @Geoff

 

[Dela Rey Steyn]

A link to your website in your signature makes life easier @Geoff

Http://www.clyrolinx.co.za/

 

[Stew]

I like the link on your website
https://clyrolinx.co.za/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/Clyrolinx-DIY-Guide-7.pdf
Will go through it carefully. Thanks.

 

[takatatak]

@Geoff - looks good great to hear about ongoing availability...

Can you possibly clarify which vegetables are being used for the VG?

Whilst this may have come across as me being funny... It was actually meant in all seriousness... I would like to know what the source of the VG is if possible please... There are some members (@Resistance comes to mind) that have been looking for palm and coconut free VG.

If you could possibly let us know @Geoff, that would be most appreciated

 

[Geoff]

Whilst this may have come across as me being funny... It was actually meant in all seriousness... I would like to know what the source of the VG is if possible please... There are some members (@Resistance comes to mind) that have been looking for palm and coconut free VG.

If you could possibly let us know @Geoff, that would be most appreciated

Thank you for the clarification @takatatak . I've placed an enquiry with the laboratory and will respond here as soon as I have an answer for you. The predominant plants are palm and rapeseed, depending on the origin country of the crude glycerol and there might sometimes be a mix of oils on processing, but we'll do our best to find out. Regards, Geoff.

 

[Geoff]

Thank you for the clarification @takatatak . I've placed an enquiry with the laboratory and will respond here as soon as I have an answer for you. The predominant plants are palm and rapeseed, depending on the origin country of the crude glycerol and there might sometimes be a mix of oils on processing, but we'll do our best to find out. Regards, Geoff.

Good morning @takatatak . I hope that you're well. We've received a 'Statement of origin' from the laboratory for our glycerine supply. They confirm that there is no palm or coconut oil in the glycerine. The only oils currently used are rapeseed and soybean oil. Regards, Geoff.

 

[Dela Rey Steyn]

Good morning @takatatak . I hope that you're well. We've received a 'Statement of origin' from the laboratory for our glycerine supply. They confirm that there is no palm or coconut oil in the glycerine. The only oils currently used are rapeseed and soybean oil. Regards, Geoff.

Check here @Resistance !

 

[takatatak]

Thank you very much for the feedback @Geoff!! I appreciate you taking the time to find this out for us...

@Dela Rey Steyn, I know @Resistance mentioned not taking chances with rapeseed previously but let's hear what he has to say