Question 1

Title and photo show a 16 oz. bottle, however description of product says 5ml glass bottle with dropper.   Which is correct?

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Its in a aluminium can no dropper i put it in a spray bottle when i use it

Question 2

How does this compare to Piping Rock?

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I did a search on the web for:  (Mentha arvensis VS Mentha Piperita) differences.
This:  Japanese Peppermint (Mentha arvensis) essential oil.
Piping Rock : (Mentha Piperita)                                                 This is what I found:  I will chew out those that said "I don't know later! (I don't like that! (:>))
3 months ago
Stephen Eddington
SGS
Mentha arvensis (cornmint oil) differs from mentha piperita (peppermint oil) in many ways. Look for the ratios of limonene to cineol (higher cineol content in piperita), also menthofuran and isomenthone levels (menthofuran higher in piperita, isomenthone lower). Compare known genuine oils and you will find many markers. the above are only a few pointers. Odour is very distinguishable between the two. Beware of adulterated oils, quite often arvensis is added to piperita to stretch it, however to a trained eye it is relatively easy to spot. There are many literature examples of both oils for reference.

Question 3

Is this product food grade?

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Dear Customer,

Thank you for your inquiry. Our essential oils and carrier oils are US Pharmacopoeia grade, but we sell them for aromatherapy and massage purposes. They are 100% pure and natural, with no chemical additives or processes used in their distillation. While they may have a wealth other possible uses, because of the purposes we sell these products for we do not comment on their internal or non-standard use, as just because an oil is natural does not necessarily mean it is safe to consume. For example, we also sell 100% pure uncut wintergreen oil, but wintergreen oil is naturally poisonous if taken internally. For this reason, we put a "not for internal use" disclaimer on ALL our bottles (and ALL our advertisements). We ask that you please consult a qualified professional or do appropriate research before using essential oils and carrier oils.

Thank you for your understanding.
-Jolissa @ Greenals

Question 4

how can you get away with calling corn mint peppermint?

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100% pure, natural & uncut Japanese Peppermint (Mentha arvensis) essential oil - Mentha arvensis, the corn mint, field mint, or wild mint, is a species of flowering plant in the mint family Lamiaceae. Now, what exactly is your problem?

Brand	GreenHealth
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GreenHealth 16 fl oz Peppermint Essential Oil (100% Pure & Uncut), Aluminum Bottle -

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