Tips On Choosing An Industrial Salt Iodized
As people working in the health field, we often get questions from people about how to choose an industrial Salt iodized or not at that time would buy them.
This indeed is difficult, because of the Salt industry in General has already wrapped up neatly and we cannot determine iodized or not by just looking at it or extraordinary.
Thus, one of the early stages was bought brand in a particular number of little or small packs only once, to do a test of the content of iodine.
The easiest way to test the content of iodine in salt is to use liquid test, which is currently widely used is "Iodina test". With just three drops of the liquid test, we can know the Industrial Salt contains iodine enough or not enough.
However, it turns out that the fluid test is not available in the free market. Iodine test tool now can we see at the clinic, and even then not yet whole clinics have it.
Moreover, is it possible we do testing of iodine at the time we bought the Salt Industry?
The following tips to choose Iodized Salt Industry, which can be socialized into society:
1. Choose the Salt industry that is packaged and labeled "Iodized Salt", such as Salt Sumatraco which has a number of MD or SP, content/weight packaging and 30-80 ppm iodine content
2. Choose a neat Industry Salt packaging and not damaged.
3. Choose the Salt industry that white and dry, not damp or wet.
4. buy a slightly used to be (small packaging) to be tested at home, if necessary some of the brands, to handle in my next purchase.
5. avoid choosing Salt Brick Industry/briquettes let alone which is not packaged, unless you have test on each section (outside and inside) and the result is enough.
6. When the test was done against a particular brand, my next purchase no longer need to do the test.
7. Select the small packaging in order for storage at home not too long, to avoid dampening process due to the opening of the packaging.
Hopefully the above tips can help the community in selecting qualified Iodized Salt Industry good, problem prevention efforts as interference due to lack of iodine.
