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Buy Lab Alley Brand 6% Hydrogen Peroxide (H2O2) Solutions Online Here Or By Phone: 512-668-9918

If you have questions about ordering 6% hydrogen peroxide online here at LabAlley.com or would like to place an order, call 512-668-9918 or email customerservice@laballey.com to talk with a Hydrogen Peroxide Specialist.  
NOVEMBER 10, 2021 - WHERE TO BUY 6% HYDROGEN PEROXIDE IN RETAIL STORES, PHARMACIES AND ONLINE - Pictured here is a hydrogen peroxide solution in a brown amber bottle in a laboratory.

Hydrogen peroxide is a mild antiseptic used on the skin to prevent infection of minor cuts, scrapes, and burns. Hydrogen peroxide is a chemical compound with the formula H2O2.

In its pure form, it is a very pale blue liquid, slightly more viscous than water. Hydrogen Peroxide is for sale online at LabAlley.com. Orders are shipped in 1-2 business days.

What Is The Strongest Hydrogen Peroxide I Can Buy?

The highest concentration of hydrogen peroxide solution you can buy online in the U.S. at LabAlley.com is 35% food grade hydrogen peroxide. It is diluted to 34%. This highly reactive concentration of H2O2 does not contain stabilizers and is antiviral, antifungal, antibacterial and antimicrobial.  The strongest hydrogen peroxide solutions such as 30%, 32%, 34% and 35% are normally diluted before they are used in homes, businesses and farms. 

Can You Buy Hydrogen Peroxide By The Gallon?

Yes, you can buy a gallon of hydrogen peroxide without a prescription or license at LabAlley.com. The online retailer sells hydrogen peroxide solutions in 3%, 6%, 10%, 25%, 30%, 32%, 34% and 35% concentrations in one gallon bottles here.

Does Hydrogen Peroxide Kill Viruses?

Yes, in all probability, viruses can be efficiently inactivated with surface disinfection procedures that use hydrogen peroxide ordered at LabAlley.com. 

Hydrogen peroxide is active against a wide range of microorganisms, including bacteria, yeasts, fungi, viruses, and spores. The CDC provides information on the effectiveness of hydrogen peroxide solutions against viruses. The hydrogen peroxide solutions listed on the CDC website include 0.5% accelerated hydrogen peroxide, 3% concentration, 6% hydrogen peroxide, 10% hydrogen peroxide solution, 7% stabilized hydrogen peroxide and 13.4% hydrogen peroxide.

Information On Hydrogen Peroxide From Wikipedia

Hydrogen peroxide is a chemical compound with the formula H ₂O ₂. In its pure form, it is a very pale blue, clear liquid, slightly more viscous than water. Hydrogen peroxide is the simplest peroxide. It is used as an oxidizer, bleaching agent, and antiseptic. Read more here.

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Common Uses And Benefits Of Hydrogen Peroxide In the United States In 2020

There are several grades of hydrogen peroxide sold by Lab Alley. It is an inorganic peroxide and a member of reactive oxygen species.  Hydrogen peroxide prevents the growth of disease-causing microorganisms. It is classified as a mild disinfectant, germicidal, deodorizing agent, wastewater or swimming pool cleaning agent, oxidizing agent, bleaching agent and bactericidal.  It was first identified as a chemical compound and isolated in 1818.  Lab Alley sells aqueous hydrogen peroxide solutions in various strengths to individuals and businesses online in the USA. 

9 Uses For Hydrogen Peroxide

Hydrogen peroxide (formula H2O2) is a chemical compound that's a combination of hydrogen and water. The clear liquid acts as a mild antiseptic and comes in various potencies depending on its purpose: 3 percent (household use), 6 to 10 percent (hair bleaching), 35 percent (food-grade) and 90 percent (industrial). Read more here.

Hydrogen Peroxide FAQs

Question: Can I get hydrogen peroxide in pharmacy?
Answer: Yes, but most pharmacies in the United States, such as Walgreens and CVS, only sell 3% hydrogen peroxide.

Question: How much does hydrogen peroxide cost?
Answer: The cost of hydrogen peroxide in the U.S. in 2021 is dependent upon the concentration of the solution and the volume. LabAlley.com sells 500ml of 3% hydrogen peroxide and one gallon of 35% food grade hydrogen peroxide.

Question: What percent is over the counter hydrogen peroxide? 
Answer: You do not need a prescription or license to buy 3% hydrogen peroxide in a pharmacy, drugstore or supermarket. Hydrogen peroxide solutions with concentrations over 3%, such as 5%, 6%, 10%, 25%, 30%, 32% and 35% are not normally sold over the counter in the U.S.

Question: Can you buy 35% hydrogen peroxide?
Answer: You can buy 1 gallon of 35% hydrogen peroxide online in the United States at LabAlley.com. 

Hydrogen Peroxide pH

Hydrogen peroxide is naturally acidic with a pH of about 4.5. An acid is added to increase acidity to a pH of about 3.5, which increases the stability. Peroxide must be kept at an acidic pH until it is mixed with alkaline haircolor. Read more here.

Amazing Hydrogen Peroxide Uses

Hydrogen peroxide, or H2O2, is a low-cost, handy household supply that you can use for cleaning, healing, hygiene, and more. It’s likely that you already have a bottle of it in your home, but if you don’t, you can purchase it at any drug store or grocery store for a couple of dollars. Read "60+ Amazing Hydrogen Peroxide Uses and Benefits" here.

Hydrogen Peroxide Decomposition

Hydrogen peroxide can easily break down, or decompose, into water and oxygen by breaking up into two very reactive parts – either 2OHs or an H and HO2: If there are no other molecules to react with, the parts will form water and oxygen gas as these are more stable than the original molecule, H2O2. Read more here.

Where To Buy Hydrogen Peroxide By The Gallon

You can buy a gallon of 6% hydrogen peroxide solution, a gallon of 10% concentration, a gallon of 30% hydrogen peroxide or a gallon of 32% solution from Lab Alley.  Consumers can buy a case of 1 gallon bottles (4 per case) of 35% food grade hydrogen peroxide online.

Hydrogen Peroxide Solutions And Concentrations

It is safe to rinse your mouth and gargle with a 3% household solution to remove mucus and treat cold sores, periodontal disease and gingivitis but it should never be swallowed.  Some American citizens buy 3% hydrogen peroxide solutions in bulk from Lab Alley so that they can mix it with sodium bicarbonate to make their own toothpaste.

The 3% pharmaceutical grade hydrogen peroxide sold at supermarkets and drug stores contains stabilizers and should not be ingested. These 3% solutions are used safely to treat acne by removing dead skin cells and to treat minor burns, scrapes and cuts. Solutions greater than 3% to 6% should not be used on the skin. The 6% hydrogen peroxide solutions used by beauty shops is not safe for ingestion.  Hydrogen peroxide used to bleach hair is normally a 6% or 10% solution. Hydrogen peroxide is used to treat ear infections and for oral health.

3% and 6% solutions are excellent for cleaning cupboards and cabinets that are used to store utensils and dishes.  The 3% hydrogen peroxide solution sold by Lab Alley kills staph bacteria (Staphylococcus aureus) by destroying its cell structure.  Hydrogen peroxide vaporizers are used by hospitals to kill and prevent the spread of multiple-drug-resistant bacteria.  Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) can be killed without antibiotics by using a therapy that combines blue light and hydrogen peroxide.  A 1.7% hydrogen peroxide aqueous gel is used safely and effectively in dentistry.

The 30% hydrogen peroxide solution (Reagent Grade) sold by Lab Allen online in the United States is used by laboratories to conduct scientific experiments. It contains stabilizers, and absolutely should not be used internally.  Use Hydrogen Peroxide 30% to make solutions for the induction of apoptosis.

The 32% hydrogen peroxide solution (Electronic Grade Or Semiconductor Grade) sold by Lab Alley is used to clean electronic parts and silicon wafers, to remove photoresists and to etch metallic copper on printed circuit boards. Hydrogen peroxide 32% solution is used for cleaning floors. 32% hydrogen peroxide is used in nutrient feeding programs for the cultivation of plants. H2O2 is also used to prevent and treat root rot. Plants that are watered with hydrogen peroxide sold by Lab Alley benefit from extra oxygen in the root zone after chemical breaks down.  Hydrogen peroxide is classified as a fertilizer, but it does help plants to grow.  

Buy 35% Food Grade Hydrogen Peroxide Online In The USA

Lab Alley sells certified 35% food grade hydrogen peroxide to people and commercial establishments that dilute it to a 3% solution after it has been delivered.  The 35% food grade hydrogen peroxide dilution sold by Lab Alley in the U.S. does not contain poisonous and toxic stabilizers such as phenol, acetanilide, sodium stannate and tetrasodium pyrophosphate.  In 2007, the FDA approved a 35% Food Grade peroxide product called PEROX-AID for aquaculture use.  35% food grade hydrogen peroxide diluted to 3% can be used as an insecticide. 35% food grade hydrogen peroxide is frequently dispensed using a dropper bottle or pipette. 35% food grade hydrogen peroxide is used in the food processing and packaging industries. Order a case of 4 one gallon bottles of 35% hydrogen peroxide online here. Order bulk 35% food grade hydrogen peroxide online in 55 gallon drums for sale here.  

Food grade hydrogen peroxide can be mixed with water to increase the health and strength of plants.  Gardeners buy food grade hydrogen peroxide from Lab Alley online in order to sterilize growing mediums such as river sand.  They also use it to kill weeds. Chefs and cooks use high grade food grade hydrogen peroxide that they purchase online from Lab Alley to create diluted solutions that are used to wash vegetables and fruits, control mold and to remove fungus, pesticides, bacteria and dirt. Swimmers dilute 35% food grade hydrogen peroxide to prevent inflammation of the ear canal, also know as "swimmer's ear".  Food grade hydrogen peroxide is used in poultry hatcheries in the U.S. as a disinfectant. 

About Industrial Hydrogen Peroxide

Concentrations such as 50% and 90% are used for industrial purposes.  90 percent hydrogen peroxide is used, in various strengths, as an ingredient in rocket fuel, for manufacturing foam rubber and for bleaching textiles and paper.  Pure 100% hydrogen peroxide is not sold in the U.S because it is difficult to manufacture and it is too sensitive to be of value.  27% hydrogen peroxide, 50% hydrogen peroxide and 90% hydrogen peroxide are not currently in stock at Lab Alley. Various concentrations of hydrogen peroxide are also labeled as pure if they do not contain toxic stabilizers. 

Buy Hydrogen Peroxide For Use In The Botanical Industry In The U.S.

Hydrogen peroxide is used in the USA to germinate seeds.  Hydrogen peroxide is sprayed on buds to prevent powdery mildew. One tablespoon per gallon of water is typical.  Hydrogen peroxide is used in botanical testing labs and is often used in combination with sulfuric acid to test the potency of resins.  A mixture of water and hydrogen peroxide can be fed to plants as a fertilizer and to discourage disease.  

Hydrogen peroxide is used to provide underground oxygen to plants that are grown in the United States. Hydrogen peroxide can be purchased from Lab Alley in 10% and 3% solutions to supplement the oxygen supply to the roots of  plants.

Hydrogen peroxide is an extremely powerful oxidative agent for the processing of various bio-materials. Raw plant material can be processed into cotton-like, soft fibers, entirely surpassing the properties of traditionally-processed coarse material.

Hydrogen peroxide/sulfuric acid tests are appropriate for testing resins and their potency. A mixture of 30% hydrogen peroxide sold by Lab Alley is commonly mixed with concentrated sulfuric acid to perform these tests.

Botanical greenhouse operators, cultivation facilities and commercial  grow operations use hydrogen peroxide to kill mold.  

Hydrogen peroxide is used by botanical growing facilities for oxygenation, pathogen destruction and prevention, soil flushing and as a cleaning agent.  A popular use of hydrogen peroxide in the botanical industry is to create a mild solution to use to wash branches of harvested flower buds. This washing technique removes mold, dirt, surface bacteria and dead pests.  It is essential to wash buds treated with a hydrogen peroxide solution. 

Lab Alley Is A Bulk Hydrogen Peroxide Supplier

Lab Alley is a bulk hydrogen peroxide supplier, wholesaler and distributor.  You can buy a 55 gallon drum of 35% food grade hydrogen peroxide or technical grade hydrogen peroxide online from Lab Alley. Commercial and industrial users can also purchase a 55 gallon drum of 10% hydrogen peroxide . Various solutions of hydrogen peroxide are for sale in bulk 55 gallon drums here.

Hydrogen Peroxide Selling And Shipping Regulations In America

In the U.S., the DEA regulates the sale of hydrogen peroxide.  Concentration hydrogen peroxide streams above 40% are considered hazardous due to concentrated hydrogen peroxide's meeting the definition of a DOT oxidizer according to U.S. regulations, if released into the environment.  In the USA, hydrogen peroxide solutions containing 8% or greater by weight are classified as hazardous materials by the Department of Transportation (DOT). 

Some grades of hydrogen peroxide sold in the United States by Lab Alley are considered hazardous material. For information on the transportation of hydrogen peroxide it is important to understand Title 49 of the Code of Federal Regulations. Title 49 of the Code of Federal Regulations is issued by the Departments of Transportation and Homeland Security. The HAZMAT shipping guide published by FedEx is very informative.

The U.S. Postal Service classifies hydrogen peroxide solutions greater than 20% a hazardous material and doesn’t accept shipments.  The Department of Homeland Security considers high-concentration hydrogen peroxide a "chemical of interest" because it is a precursor chemical that can be used to build bombs.

In 2018 Amazon started enacting policies to prevent it's vendors from marketing concentrations higher than 12 percent. For information about the use of hydrogen peroxide in processing and packaging food, click here.

Hydrogen Peroxide Warnings

Drinking any type, grade or solution of hydrogen peroxide, under any circumstances is a bad idea. The ingestion of hydrogen peroxide, even in small amounts can cause devastating complications.  It is a corrosive chemical that is toxic by ingestion.  Concentrations of hydrogen peroxide over 6% can be considered hazardous and are normally accompanied by a Safety data sheet (SDS).  

Solutions of more than 8%, such as 10%, 27%, 30%, 32%, 34%, 35%, 50% and 90% are corrosive to the skin and can cause burns. Solutions containing more than 8% hydrogen peroxide are classified by the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) as an oxidizer.  Hydrogen peroxide solutions greater than 10% are not normally used in households in the USA. 

Hydrogen peroxide diluted solutions (30% wt in water) are used in laboratories in the USA as a powerful oxidant and reducing agent. It is stored in a refrigerator and should be handled nitrile gloves, safety goggles and a labcoat. 

Although 35% food grade hydrogen peroxide is sometimes used as an alternative therapy for certain medical conditions, it is poisonous and is not recommended as a treatment for allergies, emphysema, arthritis, cancer or diabetes even if it is diluted. 

Some people claim that hydrogen peroxide can help cure cancer.  These claims derive from the fact that hydrogen peroxide is an oxidizing liquid, which means it gives off oxygen. Low oxygen levels can cause cancer, and some people think that exposing cancer cells to high levels of oxygen will prevent them from growing and they will die.  This type of therapy is often known as oxy medicine, oxidology, or oxidative therapy.  No current research suggests hydrogen peroxide has any effect on cancer cells. There are, however, many warnings against using it internally.

High-strength hydrogen peroxide has been falsely touted to treat AIDS, cancer, and other serious illnesses, but it has no approved medical uses, says the FDA.  In fact, high-strength hydrogen peroxide may kill or cause serious harm if ingested, even if it is labeled "food-grade," according to the FDA.

Because 35% food grade hydrogen peroxide can burn the skin, it must be stored and handled very carefully. Although 35% food grade hydrogen peroxide is used for food processing and packaging because it does not contain stabilizers, it is extremely dangerous to use internally even if it is substantially diluted.

The American Cancer Society states that "there is no scientific evidence that hydrogen peroxide is a safe, effective or useful cancer treatment.  The FDA has warned consumers in the U.S. that consuming 35 percent food-grade hydrogen peroxide for medicinal use may cause serious health consequences and death.