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MMS: sodium chlorite (NaClO2) 28%
MMS1 or Activated MMS: chlorine dioxide (ClO2)
MMS1 or Activated MMS: chlorine dioxide (ClO2)
MMS/Chlorine Dioxide allowed on airplanes?
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01 Oct 2023 18:59 #80036
by Emmalee
MMS/Chlorine Dioxide allowed on airplanes? was created by Emmalee
Hello!
I will soon be headed to Uganda for 3 weeks and wanted to bring sodium chlorite and citric acid in order to make MMS/Chlorine Dioxide. My question is, does anyone know if sodium chlorite and citric acid are allowed on airplanes (in checked luggage). If not, is anyone aware of some type of solid form of sodium chlorite and citric acid that might be more travel friendly? Thanks so much!
I will soon be headed to Uganda for 3 weeks and wanted to bring sodium chlorite and citric acid in order to make MMS/Chlorine Dioxide. My question is, does anyone know if sodium chlorite and citric acid are allowed on airplanes (in checked luggage). If not, is anyone aware of some type of solid form of sodium chlorite and citric acid that might be more travel friendly? Thanks so much!
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01 Oct 2023 23:09 #80037
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Replied by CLO2 on topic MMS/Chlorine Dioxide allowed on airplanes?
You could take some sodium chlorite flakes (SCF) / powder (SCP) and some citric acid crystals (CAC) with you.
With those you could make small batches of 22.4% sodium chlorite solution (SCS) and 35% to 50% citric acid solution (CAS).
And, SCS + CAS could make MMS1 or CDS.
Or, you could make 3 hour Quick CDS using SCF + CAC following the Quick CDS "Dry" method.
With those you could make small batches of 22.4% sodium chlorite solution (SCS) and 35% to 50% citric acid solution (CAS).
And, SCS + CAS could make MMS1 or CDS.
Or, you could make 3 hour Quick CDS using SCF + CAC following the Quick CDS "Dry" method.
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10 Oct 2023 01:43 #80149
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Replied by ButterBreath on topic MMS/Chlorine Dioxide allowed on airplanes?
I have taken it in checked luggage several times with no issue at all. I keep the original labeled containers and seal them with electrical tape plus put them in a zip lock just in case any suspicious TSA peeps take a look, so they know what is in there. I haven't tried it in carry on bags yet, but if I did, I would just tell them it is for water purification while hiking/camping.
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