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Cotton Lint, the fibrous coat of cotton seeds, is a versatile byproduct derived from the processing of our organic cotton. What sets Cotton Lint apart is its distinct shorter staple length, differentiating it from our traditional Farnico cotton fiber and making it an ideal choice for various industrial applications.

Farnico's cotton oil is pressed from our very own organic cotton upon processing. We can equally source the origins of the oil down to the household that grew the cottonseed.

As we process our organic cotton, we yield high-quality organic cotton seeds as a valuable by-product. Each of these seeds undergoes rigorous testing to confirm their GMO-free status, and are certified EU and USDA Organic. We then sell our seeds to local farmers, providing them with the optimal foundation for their cotton crops.

Fibre is processed at Farnico’s own gin - this adds to the uniqueness of the fibre processed - each bale is carefully examined and can be traced back to the household that grew it!

Volumetric flasks are highly transparent, easy to clean, and meet Class A tolerances. Flasks are molded PFA, which is highly resistant to heat and chemical contamination. PFA surface properties offer superior clean-up compared to glass and reduces risk of sample carryover in trace analysis applications. Screw cap design provides reduced contamination risk, compared to traditional stopper design.  Application: Suitable for storing and packing high concentration, high purity and strong corrosive drugs and chemical reagents and standard samples.Such as: the State Oceanic Administration for the storage of ocean seawater standard and mercury standard solution;Antarctic Research Team of University of Science and Technology of China for sample collection;China Institute of Metrology for storage of standard liquid.

SKU:VH053 Boost your vitamin D3 Levels, naturally If you consider yourself an “indoor” person, then you’ll probably have had your ear chewed off that you’re not getting enough exercise or socialising enough already. But are you getting enough sunshine? You see, the sun is one of our key sources of Vitamin D3, as is dairy and grain products, like fish and eggs. The result of not getting enough Vitamin D3 in your system is that the body doesn’t absorb calcium as efficiently and your bones don’t grow to be a strong. So, if you’re a vegan or vegetarian who sits inside all day, there is a very likely reason why you may be suffering from muscle weakness or even pain in your bones. Other health risks, though they may not be as apparent, which have been linked to those with low levels of the vitamin in their blood, include cardiovascular disease, asthma and cancer. But what do you do in winter, when you commute to and from work in darkness? What do you do if you don’t like fish? This is when