Content MMS1

1 Botte Citric Acid 50% activator.
1 Bottle Sodium chloride 28%

If I search in google I come on wikipedia site sodium chloride = natriumchloride and that is (NaCI) Table salt,
If this is the case, everyone has these 2 products in his kitchen, than I have this question; How to make your own MMS solution.
Every comment and recipe is welcome.

Thanks for everyone,

Karadurdu wrote: 1 Botte Citric Acid 50% activator.
1 Bottle Sodium chloride 28%

If I search in google I come on wikipedia site sodium chloride = natriumchloride and that is (NaCI) Table salt,
If this is the case, everyone has these 2 products in his kitchen, than I have this question; How to make your own MMS solution.
Every comment and recipe is welcome.

Thanks for everyone,

You have misread - the chemical you must use is sodium chlorite not sodium chloride

1 Botte Citric Acid 50% activator.
1 Bottle Sodium chloride 28%

I think you mean 1 bottle Sodium Chlorite 28% (it is really 22.4% )

If you research how to make sodium chlorite flakes or powder you will decide that you can't make it at home. You can make MMS from sodium chlorite flakes or powder at home. Follow the above link.

fourfingerz wrote:

Karadurdu wrote: 1 Botte Citric Acid 50% activator.
1 Bottle Sodium chloride 28%

You have misread - the chemical you must use is sodium chlorite not sodium chloride

Thank you for the explanation.
You're right it's Sodium Chlorite

CLO2 wrote:

I think you mean 1 bottle Sodium Chlorite 28% (it is really 22.4% )

If you research how to make sodium chlorite flakes or powder you will decide that you can't make it at home. You can make MMS from sodium chlorite flakes or powder at home.

Hello CLO2,
Most sellers of sodium chlorite 80%, other 20% content are not listed on the package.
I found one product with all content information.

I found; Sodium Chlorite with this label
CLEAN POOL Sodium Chlorite 80%
molor mass : 90.44 g/mol
density : 3.1
Cas nr : 7758-19-2
14% Sodium Chloride (NaCI)
6% Sodium Carbonate ((NaCO3)
Incompatibilies with other materials:
Strong reducing agents, strong acids, ammonia, phosphorus, zinc.

CLO2 Is this Sodium Chlorite right product to make MMS

Thanks blessing for everyone

That seems to be a product you could use to make 22.4% sodium chlorite solution (MMS).

Yes, we normally use 80% sodium chlorite powder or flake. It is usually called technical grade SC.

Any chance you could provide the link where you found that SC or a photo of the label? Thanks.

CLO2 wrote: That seems to be a product you could use to make 22.4% sodium chlorite solution (MMS).

Yes, we normally use 80% sodium chlorite powder or flake. It is usually called technical grade SC.

Any chance you could provide the link where you found that SC or a photo of the label? Thanks.

In City: New York
Country: USA
aksharchem.in/sodium-chlorite-4-lb/p9

My stock mms 1 and mms 2 powder, where keep in refrigerator or freezer.

This PDF file will tell you how to store MMS (sodium chlorite) powder/flakes.

Not sure about storing MMS2 powder except I would triple bag or triple bottle it. That is nasty stuff!