DMSO- Dimethyl Sulfoxide

DAWNSCI provides a versatile cleaning solution suitable for a range of uses. Dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO) is a potent solvent with diverse applications, even in households. If you are looking for anti-inflammatory products, then DAWNSCI DMSO is the right choice for you. Our Pure DMSO can be helpful for

• Pure, heavy metal free, Not Diluted – No Added Water
• Amazing Pain reliver
• purified to a low odor state.
• Relieving pain, inflammation in Arthritis
• Useful in Cancer treatment
• Useful in Chemotherapy side effects
• Interstitial cystitis

Dimethyl sulfoxide appears as a transparent, colorless liquid. It is also known by the names Methyl Sulfoxide, DMSO, Methyl sulphoxide, and Sulfinylbismethane. This compound is soluble in water and most organic solvents. With a chemical formula of C2H6OS, it serves as a crucial polar aprotic solvent due to its capacity to dissolve both polar and non-polar substances. DMSO boasts a relatively high boiling point. Given its aprotic nature, inertness, non-toxicity, and stability at elevated temperatures,

Dimethylsulfoxide (DMSO) is a widely used chemical solvent because of its high polarity. It is also employed as a cryo preservative. DMSO is readily absorbed by the skin and has been studied as a vehicle for topical drugs. It is thought to have analgesic and anti-inflammatory properties and has been used topically to relieve pain and to treat arthritis.

Small studies suggest that DMSO may help relieve peripheral neuropathy and post-thoracotomy pain. It has also been investigated for its effects on painful bladder syndrome/interstitial cystitis.  but definitive evidence is lacking.  More research is also needed to determine its benefits in patients with osteoarthritis.

In oncology settings, DMSO has been used to prevent and manage extravasations of chemotherapeutic agents.  It may also slow down the progression of cancer cells,

Most Common use of DMSO are.

• As a cancer treatment:  Some laboratory studies have shown that DMSO may slow down the progression of cancer; however, clinical studies have not been performed.
• To treat chemotherapy extravasations (chemotherapy that has leaked and become trapped in surrounding tissue):  DMSO may be used to treat this condition in a hospital setting.
• To reduce pain:  Applying DMSO to the skin appears to reduce pain in humans.
• To treat arthritis and osteoarthritis: A few studies show that application of DMSO to the skin reduces pain and inflammation in humans; however, more studies are needed to determine the optimal dose.
• To treat interstitial cystitis (inflammation and pain of the bladder of unknown origin)
  Intravesical DMSO is an accepted treatment for interstitial cystitis; however, more studies are needed to establish this use.

DMSO is diluted on exposure to air. Upon topical application, it rapidly penetrates the skin; however, unlike most penetrating solvents, it is not associated with irreversible membrane damage. DMSO can enhance the skin penetration of other drugs. Analgesic and anti-inflammatory effects may benefit patients with rheumatoid arthritis. In addition, DMSO traps free radical hydroxide; its antioxidant properties are thought to be responsible for the prevention of chemotherapy extravasations.  A strong garlic taste in the mouth following DMSO administration is due to the exhaled dimethylsulfide (DMS) metabolite.