Amazon Brand - Solimo Hydrogen Peroxide Topical Solution USP, 16 fl oz (Pack of 12)

Description says 3%, carton says 3%, bottles in the carton say 2%. If you are looking for 3%, this is not the product you want

As an RN I frequently used hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) to treat blood stains on uniforms and shoes. I purchased this product to treat blood spots that are occasionally left on a familiy member's clothing after insulin injections. I also spray hydrogen peroxide on orchid plants to kill any pathogens on the roots when repotting them.I've opened most of the bottles in this Solimo hydrogen peroxide shipment. The liquid in them did NOT react (foam up) to blood or when applied to my orchid roots. Normally this action only lasts for several minutes after which what remains is plain water (H2O). The hydrogen peroxide in these sealed bottles was degraded to H2O when they were opened. It is no more effective than cold water out of my kitchen faucet.VERY disappointed, especially so as it is an Amazon Solimo product.

We recently lost one of our dogs -- who had quite a few accidents during her last few weeks of life, some of which we didn't discover until pulling up all of our area rugs after she was gone. After some internet research and experimentation with professional products, I decided to give hydrogen peroxide a try, saturating a cloth with hydrogen peroxide and placing it over the discolored sports in our hardwood floor. There were eight spots of varying degrees of darkness on our living room floor, and after several weeks of treatment with hydrogen peroxide, they are barely noticeable. I can seem some lightness around the areas that had been stained, but I don't think the average person would notice it -- and I suspect any variation in color could be sanded out and the floors refinished without permanent damage. I was amazed at how effective this was at lifting the urine stains from the floor. It took time and patience -- I had to leave the saturated cloths on the floor for several weeks -- but it worked. It seems like it continued to lighten a bit even after I removed the hydrogen peroxide soaked cloths. It was great to be able to purchase this in a 12-pack, as I did not worry about how much I was using -- I was quite liberal with the application. The cost of the 12-pack was a fraction of what some treatment packages costs and I hazard to guess, it is probably more effective. I noticed no unpleasant -- or pleasant, for that matter -- smells in using this. Very easy to use, with a neutral, barely discernible aroma I'm so glad I decided to give hydrogen peroxide a try..

There are so many home uses for hydrogen peroxide. The pet stains on the carpets and rugs have vanished after using this to lift the stain. The laundry is fresher and cleaner, the counters in the house are shiny and clean. The most exciting benefit to me is pouring diluted hydrogen peroxide into my plants to keep the mealy bugs from returning. Worked! My succulents are looking healthy and happy again. No more bugs is the biggest benefit of all!

I use hydrogen peroxide to clean in the bathroom and kitchen as well as for white laundry loads. I’ve always used the large bottles - I thought using the small bottles would cause me to spend too much time opening a new bottle constantly. Turns out, there is no difference. Also, hydrogen peroxide loses its effectiveness when it’s exposed to air and light. So by keeping the little bottles unopened until I need them, the H2O2 stays strong - whereas when I used the larger bottles and opened and closed them frequently, they lost some potency. Great price for more product that stays stronger longer. It’s a win/win for me.

I mistakenly thought these were the larger bottles ! Just to remind potential buyers... these are the small size peroxide bottles, which does NOT make it such a good price after all. Considering the fact that one can purchase the large peroxide bottles from anywhere around 89 to 99 cents per bottle from local retail stores, this price is actually quite high for small peroxide bottles, even in bulk. Basically, customers are paying "through the nose" for the convenience of not having to drive to the store.

During the Covid-19 crisis I have been using undiluted hydrogen peroxide on all of my frequently touched surfaces. I pour these small bottles in a larger spray bottle and clean nightly. To get proper disinfecting on surfaces you must allow the surface to stay wet for 30 seconds to be safe. This is easily accomplished by lightly spraying the surface, Dab the big drops and allow to dry naturally. Hospitals use hydrogen peroxide as a disinfectant so I know it’s safe for my home just use gloves because your hands will burn for hours if you get them wet with peroxide.

The box of Hydrogen Peroxide was wet and partly torn. One bottle was open and empty. To save my DVD from getting wet too and avoid Hydrogen Peroxide getting to a synthetic rug on the floor making colorless stains, I asked my husband to empty the torn/wet box and throw it away. It appeared he kept it and I can sent pictures of it already dry but still torn.