Frequently Asked Questions
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Combat Clay®
Product Usage
Common questions about product usage.
How do I use Combat Clay Soothing Skin Spray?
External Use: Spray on skin, let dry. Repeat as needed.
Mouth Use: Spray in mouth. Wait one hours. Repeat as needed. Limit use in the mouth to a maximum of 12 sprays per day.
The contents of the bottle are cloudy, is it safe to use?
The spray with cloudy water is perfectly safe to use.
Is Combat Clay Soothing Skin Spray for internal use?
The spray is for external use on the skin, face, and in the mouth.
Should I spray Combat Clay Soothing Skin Spray in my mouth?
Yes, Combat Clay Soothing Skin Spray can be sprayed in the mouth. Combat Clay is FDA GRAS (Generally Regarded As Safe) as a food. Combat Clay is also for external use.
What age groups can use Combat Clay Soothing Skin Spray?
Combat Clay Soothing Skin Spray is safe for all ages.
What is the sediment in the bottom of the Combat Clay Soothing Skin Spray bottles?
Not all bottles will contain sediment in the bottom of the bottle. In some cases, the bottling process will pick up a small amount of the remaining Combat Clay.
The sediment in the components of the Comabt Clay after the Micro Crystals contained in the Combat Clay have been dissolved.
Combat Clay contains micro crystals (77%), and Calcium Carbonate, Calcium Sulfate, and trace minerals (23%). When water is added to Combat Clay, the micro crystals are broken apart into its mineral components and then recombined as a molecule. This molecule is then suspended in the water leaving behind the remaining 23% of the clay.
Some of the remaining clay may be shaken up in the water. This will cause the water to become cloudy. The spray with cloudy water is perfectly safe to use.
What ingredients are in Combat Clay Soothing Skin Spray?
Water and Bentonite Clay.
What if I have an adverse reaction?
Please visit our web page at: https://combatclayspray.com/adverse
Combat Clay
Most common questions about Combat Clay.
What is Combat Clay?
Combat Clay is a product name Earth’s Natural Remedies, LLC and its partners have assigned to the clay.
Why is the name Combat Clay?
Earth’s Natural Remedies, LLC and its partners have rebranded the name of the clay so as not to be compared to or associated with common clay.
Why is Combat Clay better than common clay?
Combat Clay is composed of about 77% Montmorillonite, a micro (1 -2 nanometers) crystal and 23% Calcium Sulphate (Gypsum), Calcium Carbonate and trace minerals. The Montmorillonite crystals, when exposed to water, swell up and beak the chemical bonds of within the crystal, which allows the individual atoms to re-combine into an aluminum silicate molecule. This aluminum silicate molecule is suspended in the water forming a colloidal suspension. It is one of the most effective and powerful healing clays used to treat both internal and external maladies.
A significant issue with common clay is, once the Montmorillonite crystals, which are the active mineral in clay, are exposed to water, the crystals are destroyed and the aluminum silicate molecule is suspended in the water. Once the water dries up the aluminum silicate molecule is destroyed rendering the common clay in dry lake beds and deposits inert.
Where does Combat Clay originate?
Combat Clay is mined at 3,500 feet in the mountains, making it truly unique for two key reasons: its exceptionally high concentration of Montmorillonite crystals and its remarkable purity, containing virtually no heavy metals, toxins, or contaminants.
Where does common clay originate?
Common clay is mined from dry lake beds where the common clay has, during exposure to rain and runoff, becomes contaminated with various, harmful heavy metals, toxins and fecal matter.
What is common clay used for?
Common clay is a common mineral found around the world. It is used in many industrial applications including as a lubricant for drilling rigs, an absorption in cat litter, desiccant, etc. Common clay is, also, used in various cosmetic and skin care products. The clay used in these applications is, significantly, inferior to Combat Clay.
Shipping
We carefully package and ship all orders quickly and securely to ensure your products arrive safe and on time.
What shipping service do you use?
We use the United States Postal Service (USPS) for standard shipping on most orders.
How much does shipping cost?
During the Checkout process you will see shipping rates once you’ve input the shipping destination address.
How long does shipping take for my order to arrive?
Shipping times typically range between 2-5 days.
Orders
Ordering is fast, simple, and secure, giving you a smooth checkout experience every time.
How do I order Combat Clay products?
You can order Combat Clay products online through this website. To begin, visit this page: https://combatclayspray.com/shop/
How do I view my past orders?
To view your past orders visit the My Account dashboard by logging in here: https://combatclayspray.com/my-account-2/
What mining process contaminates common Calcium Bentonite Clay?
Common Calcium Bentonite clay is mined using heavy equipment, which can, further, contaminate the clay with petroleum products, including grease, diesel fuel, paint, etc.