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This is the first time I have used dropper bottles.. in the past I always used capped dark glass bottles and used a separate glass dropper to remove the unactivated MMS. I have never had MMS lose its power. So my only conclusion is that it has to be the dropper top, It took 3-4 weeks and one morning, it just did not activate - no change in color - it just would not activate. Nothing else was different. I keep the 20 drop spray solution mixed up and it has the spray top - It holds its power usually 2+ weeks, but it is activated and I expect it to lose power over time. The unactivated MMS should not lose power.

The disturbing part is for someone who puts the MMS drops and the activator in the gel caps directly and might not be aware of no color change.. They might just think MMS is not working for them when in fact - it had lost its power by outgassing from a rubber dropper top. Thus a good reason to activate in a shot glass before adding to gel caps.

just to clarify - I do put the MMS directly into the gel cap and then add the C/A but I wait for it to get dark before I cap it and then take it immediately with water. The gel caps are the best way to go in my opinion. No taste - quick and easy.

The accudrop bottles work well. One with a red top and the other one with a white top. Thank you Fourfingerz for showing the photos. They reminded me that I had a few of these bottles from some homeopathic remedies for my animals - never throw anything away, you might need it one day:-)

I always use different color tops.

If the top accidently gets switched, the reaction will be very slow. No change may be noticeable. The little gas may be absorped by the rubber hiding the yellow color.
It may take a few weeks before it dies.

If plastic is used it should be HDPE (High-density polyethylene) plastic recommended.

Durring manufacture process NaClO2 no metals to be used.

mary wrote:

This is the first time I have used dropper bottles.. in the past I always used capped dark glass bottles and used a separate glass dropper to remove the unactivated MMS. I have never had MMS lose its power. So my only conclusion is that it has to be the dropper top, It took 3-4 weeks and one morning, it just did not activate - no change in color - it just would not activate. Nothing else was different. I keep the 20 drop spray solution mixed up and it has the spray top - It holds its power usually 2+ weeks, but it is activated and I expect it to lose power over time. The unactivated MMS should not lose power.

The disturbing part is for someone who puts the MMS drops and the activator in the gel caps directly and might not be aware of no color change.. They might just think MMS is not working for them when in fact - it had lost its power by outgassing from a rubber dropper top. Thus a good reason to activate in a shot glass before adding to gel caps.

Trust me, I believe somebody commit a mistake in your house and drop your bottle and filled with water so you don't see the change. I don't think a Inorganic Salt like NaCL02 can lost strength in the dropper probably can get stronger because water evaporation but not lost strength because the rubber. Unless the robber become brittle or dry and brake then I will think vapor of the salt is reacting with the rubber, but lost the complete strength is difficult for me to accept. I kinda believe somebody replace your NACL02 by water.

Gregorio, I live alone so nobody messed with my bottles... and I have been using MMS since before Jim's first book came out .. so I am familiar with the process. This was my experience with the dropper bottles and given for other's information only. Believe what you will. This is the first time in all my years of using MMS that it has EVER lost strength.. PERIOD. and the first time I have used dropper bottles... so in my opinion .. I think it is outgassing.

mary wrote:

Gregorio, I live alone so nobody messed with my bottles... and I have been using MMS since before Jim's first book came out .. so I am familiar with the process. This was my experience with the dropper bottles and given for other's information only. Believe what you will. This is the first time in all my years of using MMS that it has EVER lost strength.. PERIOD. and the first time I have used dropper bottles... so in my opinion .. I think it is outgassing.

Mary are you mad? I just trying to find a scientific explanation. I'm not trying to argue with you. Please apologies me if I make you mad. My solution are made at home so I never use the providers solution. So Since February this year is my solution that is in dropper bottle but If I experience the same problem later I will let you know. Please forgive me if my comments bother you.

LOL no Gregorio .. i'm not mad at all. I hope you have no problem with your bottle. It is just good information for us to know what others experience. I have no other explanation. I too make my solution from the flakes.
I will try it again just for you ... plus I really do like the little one ounce bottles.

mary wrote:

LOL no Gregorio .. i'm not mad at all. I hope you have no problem with your bottle. It is just good information for us to know what others experience. I have no other explanation. I too make my solution from the flakes.
I will try it again just for you ... plus I really do like the little one ounce bottles.

That make my hearth back to my chest. I'm glad that you was not mad. We should standardize a method to validate our solution so we don't run into this problem. But did you use HCL or CA 50% to activate? The reason I ask you is because different than CA that is a saturated solution the HCL is very volatile and can lost concentration. That can be the issue and not your SC. Can you check that also.