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How to Apply Coupons or Gift Cards at Checkout

Use the images below as a guide for entering gift card or coupon codes at checkout for CulinarySolvent.com. After entering your coupon code or gift card code, hit the "Apply" button. Once the code is applied, the price will...

About Federal Excise Taxes on Food Grade Ethanol

Food grade non-denatured ethanol is regulated and taxed by Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB.gov), a Department of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS.gov). This page contains more information related to Federal Excise Taxes applied to food grade ethanol products. Q: Do I...

Free Tincture Starter Kit Offer has Ended

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About Bottle Fill Level, Weight versus Volume Measurements, and Head Space

Often, our bottles can appear or seem "underfilled." This article explains why this is and how to most accurately measure your Culinary Solvent to ensure the amount contained matches that which is specified on the bottle.

Denatured Alcohol vs. Non-denatured Ethanol

Ethyl alcohol (ethanol) is a type of alcohol, but not all alcohols are ethanol. Only pure ethanol, containing no additives, is considered safe for the body and skin. Pure ethanol, like Culinary Solvent, is non-denatured, which is critical to it being food grade (safe for consumption). This page is intended to help you understand the differences between denatured alcohol and non-denatured ethanol, as well as how and when it is safe to substitute denatured and non-denatured alcohol for your extractions, tinctures, projects, and more.