No matter what you buy, there will always be one constant. The tiny packet of silica gel in the box or wrapping. Have you ever wondered why this packet is amongst your things and why you can't eat it?

Key Laboratory of Science and Technology on High-Tech Polymer Materials, Institute of Chemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100190, China ...

Chatra: Empty packets of food supplements, provided by the govt to children aged between six months and six years through Anganwadi centres, were found strewn along the Pathalgada-Itkhori Road ...

The silica gel packs take the moisture hit instead. Though the temptation to do the opposite of what you’re told can be strong, it’s best not to eat silica gel packets. The silica itself isn ...

The moldy rice packet lays on the plate ... Experts recommend disposing of moldy food immediately to avoid any potential health hazards. Tilda's consumer care team explained its handling of ...

University of South Australia researchers have created a new, food-grade, natural solution for obesity, that not only cuts the kilos and improves metabolic health but does so without the nasty ...

Aduken also states that the design allows for even weight distribution. The company claims that the gel is a medical-grade standard, retains its shape, is comfortable to sit on, and does not cause ...

A few tips and tricks of what you can do with those small silica gel packets you get in packaging. If you've been scoring some great Black Friday deals, there's a high chance the products you're ...

This laughable anecdote, flawed as it may be, offers a parallel to how we sometimes treat Scripture. Individual texts, much like the silica gel packet, often serve to preserve and protect the ...

“Grave” concerns are held for Sydney Metro construction workers who were exposed to more than 200 times the safety standard of silica dust. Exposure to silica dust was 208 times the workplace ...