Diluting Double Hyaluron Liquid

Yes, your calculation is correct. To dilute Double Hyaluron Liquid (which has a 5% concentration of Hyaluronic Acid) down to a 0.1% concentration, you would mix 2 grams of the liquid with 98 grams of water.

Here's the calculation:

• The original concentration is 5%.
• The desired final concentration is 0.1%.
• To find the dilution factor, divide the original concentration by the desired concentration: 5% / 0.1% = 50.
• This means the original 5% liquid should make up 1/50th of the final solution.
• If you want a total of 100 grams of the final solution, the amount of 5% liquid needed is (1/50) * 100 grams = 2 grams.
• The remaining amount is water: 100 grams (total) - 2 grams (liquid) = 98 grams.

Mixing 2g of Double Hyaluron Liquid with 98g of water will indeed give you 100g of a 0.1% Hyaluronic Acid solution. The staff's confirmation of your calculation is accurate for achieving a 0.1% concentration.