Safrax chlorine dioxide tablets

Hello, I purchased Safrax chlorine dioxide tablets and made a 3000 ppm concentrate by putting 30 tablets into 1 liter of purified water and letting them dissolve. I then put 24 mg into 1 liter of purified water to make protocol 1000 to drink over a 8 hour span. I was wondering if anyone has made CDS from safrax tablets for their protocol and if it’s safe. It burns my throat a little and makes me cough. Thanks for any information.

Which tablets did you buy?

I couldn't find any info on ingredients used to make the tablets in the data sheet. So, I really can't comment on the safety of using the CDS that you made. I suggest contacting them directly and asking them first before using internally. You never know what else may be in those tablets.

I opened a thread on this a while back.
Here: mmsforum.io/goto/general/38753-chlorine-dioxide-in-tablet-form

This is what I wrote in the thread after asking around on Telegram groups:

I have been told by members on CD Telegram groups that these tablets should not be used for internal use, as the ingredients are not healthy. This is according to Andreas Kalcker.

Some people are having a slightly negative view of Andreas these days as they say he only whats to support CDS and not MMS1 or any other version, and money is a factor to. Not sure how true any of this is though.

On a side note, I think Mike Adams has found a way to make CD using SC and another dry ingredient, which I can't remember the name of now. Just add water.

You did not make CDS.You made a form of CDH with an unknown acid ingredient . You need to find out what it is.

My curiosity got the best of me so after some video watching, Mike Adam's did find out the dry acid activator used in the tablets.(he spoke to the company) : It is
SODIUM BISULFATE
It's certainly safe for potable water sanitizing at 1ppm
(1gram of tablet per 5gal water) but unkown at higher concentration.

Why not just use what everyone else uses that is much lower cost and risk?  I get that it is easier to throw a few wafers into your rainwater storage tank, but even then, it is several times the cost of making MMS by the proven methods (last time I checked).

I would agree with you BB for internal use but for all the other sanitation uses I would think the tablets would be great to keep around.

A good experiment would be to crush up a tablet,add it to the floating bottle cap method in a small jar of water, add maybe 1 ml of water to the powder and see if produces gas and therefore true CDS. If it worked then it would be another option.