Regarding using too much Adenosine

Based on the information, if you accidentally added slightly more Adenosine than intended, for example, exceeding 0.5%, it is generally not a significant problem, especially since Adenosine is a skin conditioning and anti-aging ingredient.

Ingredients like Adenosine are typically well-tolerated by the skin. Unlike ingredients such as preservatives or surfactants where exceeding recommended limits can cause irritation or stability issues, using a bit more Adenosine usually just means the extra amount might not provide additional benefits and could be wasteful.

Typical usage rates for different forms of Adenosine vary:

• Pure-Adenosine™: Recommended usage rate is 0.1-1.0%.
• Adenosine Triphosphate: Recommended usage rate is 1-5%.
• Adenosine Phosphate Disodium (AMP-Na): Recommended usage rate is 1-3%.
• Energy-Blend™ (containing Adenosine): Recommended usage rate for general anti-aging is 3-5%.

Exceeding 0.5% might still be within the recommended range depending on the specific type of Adenosine used (e.g., Adenosine Triphosphate or Energy-Blend™). Even if slightly above the recommended range for Pure-Adenosine™, it is unlikely to cause harm, although it might not be cost-effective.

There is generally no specific action needed to "fix" adding slightly too much Adenosine, as it is unlikely to cause adverse effects. Just be mindful of the recommended usage rates in future formulations.