MMS: sodium chlorite (NaClO2) 28%
MMS1 or Activated MMS: chlorine dioxide (ClO2)

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17 Aug 2021 11:02 #70500 by yati108
Replied by yati108 on topic MMS, DMSO and plastic containers
Even though PET bottles do not get damaged visually when storing sodium chlorite in them doesn't mean some chemical reaction isn't taking place that contaminates sodium chloride to some degree. I can not find where I saw this but Jim Humble says to use glass preferably but also says HDPE is OK. However, I have heard others like you say HDPE bottles can split so glass is best. It may be that some thicker better quality HDPE bottles aren't so much of a problem. One of the few places Genesis church recommends to buy MMS from is Pure Living Store at  pureliving.store/ and they have used HDPE bottles for a long time. If they had customers complaining about the bottles splitting I would image they would have changed bottles some time ago.
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14 Mar 2022 06:20 #74324 by shane
Replied by shane on topic Re: MMS, DMSO and plastic containers
Hi Michael,
Just out of curiosity - what's the current rate $$ on a 500 lb drum do you know? That would be the best way to go obviously.

Thanks
Shane

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13 Mar 2023 12:21 - 13 Mar 2023 12:28 #77985 by acefree
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Hi just wondering if a #4 plastic lid is ok for the CDS reaction?  I think #4 is PE plastic the bottle is glass.

Thanks!
Last edit: 13 Mar 2023 12:28 by acefree.

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