MAXLAB Colloidal Silver Water 15 ppm Travel Pack – two 500 ml BPA-free plastic bottles with dispenser for travel, 2 x 500 ml

Why choose the Maxlab silver water Travel Pack, and how does it differ from the 500 ml glass bottle?

The Maxlab Colloidal Silver Water 15 ppm Travel Pack contains two 500 ml bottles (1 litre in total) of the same liquid that Maxlab – Nature's Laboratory sells in glass: colloidal silver at 15 mg/l in highly purified water.

The difference lies in the packaging. Instead of glass, the travel pack uses high-quality plastic bottles free of bisphenol (BPA). They are lighter and do not break, which is why the manufacturer recommends this pack for travel, transport and air travel. A dispenser is included.

As with all Maxlab products, the manufacturer states that the silver water is not a medicine and is not intended to diagnose, treat or cure any disease. The information below is limited to composition, packaging and the label's way of use.

Active ingredients and features

Composition and pack details according to the manufacturer:

The silver water itself is produced by the same electro-dispersive process as the rest of the Maxlab range; only the bottle material and the number of bottles differ.

How to use

The label of the travel pack gives the same way of use as the other 15 ppm sizes: for oral hygiene, apply to the mouth or gums or swish for a few seconds; on clean, dry skin, apply and let it dry without wiping. Use the dispenser supplied and follow the instructions printed on the bottle.

• When flying, check the current airline and airport rules for liquids – a 500 ml bottle usually belongs in checked baggage, not in hand luggage.
• Keep the cap tightly closed during transport and store the bottle upright.

Who is it for?

The travel pack suits adults who already use 15 ppm Maxlab silver water and need a larger supply that is easy to carry – for holidays, a weekend house or a second household – and anyone who prefers plastic to glass for practical reasons.

Important notes

• Not a medicine; no health claim for colloidal silver is authorised in the EU.
• Do not use if you are allergic to silver (the only contraindication named by the manufacturer).
• Long-term swallowing of silver can lead to argyria, a usually permanent grey-blue discolouration of the skin (NCCIH).
• Silver can interfere with the absorption of certain antibiotics and thyroxine – ask a pharmacist if you take medicines.
• Store out of the reach of children.

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The article explains what a well-prepared travel first-aid kit should contain – useful if you are packing the travel pack for a holiday.

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Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

1. How many bottles are in the Travel Pack?

Two bottles of 500 ml each, i.e. 1 litre of 15 ppm silver water in total.

2. Is the water in the travel pack different from the glass version?

No. According to Maxlab, the composition is the same – colloidal silver 15 mg/l and highly purified water. Only the bottle material (BPA-free plastic instead of glass) and the quantity differ.

3. Can I take it on a plane?

The manufacturer designed the pack for air transport, but hand-luggage limits for liquids still apply. In most cases a 500 ml bottle has to go into checked baggage.

4. Is it a dietary supplement or a medicine?

Neither, according to the manufacturer's statement – Maxlab says its products are not medicines. Silver is not on the EU list of minerals permitted in food supplements, and in 2018 EFSA found the available data insufficient to assess the safety of silver hydrosol.

Related products

• Maxlab Colloidal Silver Water 15 ppm 500 ml – a single 500 ml bottle in glass for home use
• Maxlab Colloidal Silver Water 15 ppm 200 ml – a smaller glass bottle to try the product first
• Maxlab Silver Shampoo and Bath for children and adults 250 ml – a mild plant-based shampoo from the same manufacturer's silver range

See the full range in the category: Skin care