Chlorine Test Strips

I looked at this thread because I thought it would be nice to have an idea of which fruit juices impact the potency of MMS. Why use organic cranberry juice, for example, if it cuts MMS potency in half?

I always use distilled water but would like to add fruit juice to help with the flavor. When introducing others to MMS it is beneficial to have something that tastes "decent". I'm hoping there will soon be a comparison of which fruit juices are best and by that I mean which ones have a small impact on MMS potency.

Thank in in advance for your time and consideration.

I tested 3 or 4 common supermarket juices and they all nullified the chlorine left in the solution. A friend of mine tested freshly squeezed apple juice and that too nullified the chlorine on the chlorine test strip. Maybe we need to test using chlorine dioxide test strips not just regular chlorine test strips.

I think it is a little confusing. All the directions I have seen indicate that you can mix the activated MMS with organic juice as long as it does not have added Vitamin C. Maybe organic juices have enough natural Vitamin C that it nullifies the benefits of MMS. Either way, before I start taking MMS again, I'd like to find an answer to this question. If test strips for chlorine are not a good indicator of potency, what is? If test strips are a good indicator, why does juice have such an impact on potency?

Thank you for your time.