Here's some more info about this stuff:
"Chlordioxidanwendungen legally with OXOSANUM-dioxide <0.3%
OXOSANUM-Chlorine dioxide is a highly effective disinfectant for sustainable combat types of pathogenic microorganisms , such as bacteria, including Legionella and Pseudomonas nomads, viruses, fungi and parasites.
The disinfection finished concentrate is anytime, anywhere, immediately
The use as a finished concentrate allows a versatile use in different areas of life and on different occasions.
The good environmental performance makes for worry-free use in almost all areas of water treatment .
The final concentrate has a shelf life of about 9 months in a cool and dark environment (loss of active ingredient max. 4% per month). Then it decays to colorless saline and water. OXOSANUM-chlorine dioxide is effective over a wide pH range.
The active ingredient in OXOSANUM-dioxide may remain in small amounts in accordance with the strict German Drinking Water Ordinance (max. 0.2 mg / l) in drinking water."
What's directly above is the same as taking 1ml of CDS which is 2000 ppm and mixing it into 1 liter of water. This would result in the water containing 2 ppm of CLO2, which they are saying will kill any pathogens in it. In contrast, we routinely put 1 to 3ml of CDH which is at least 3000 ppm and mix it into 100ml of water and drink it. So our 100ml of water then contains at least 30 to 90 ppm - so at least over 13 to 39 times more CLO2 concentration, and we're putting it into water that is pure already.
But we're not trying to clean the water, we're trying to clean our bodies.
Also 100ml of this stuff (which is just CLO2 in water, or CDS), costs about $51 US.
Our cost, at about $25 per small MMS kit, is about $8.00 to make 1000ml of CDH or 80 cents to make 100ml of CDH.
And the only active ingredient in this stuff appears to be CLO2 - which is exactly the same as we have in our MMS, CDS and CDH.
Based on their pricing here's a 240ml bottle of CDH that's worth about $122:
And this 720ml of CDH is worth about $367:
Hope that helps,
Scott
Thanks Jim