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Where to buy MMS? 31 Aug 2017 16:15 #56310

angieLynn
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Does anyone have any USA sources approved by Jim Humble for buying the MMS other than Keavy's Corner?

Their sodium chlorite bottles sometimes burst and leak, or clog up and can't be unclogged. While this happened in the past, either I let it go if there wasn't a lot left in the bottle, or once I called when there was a lot of liquid left, and they replaced the bottles. That was one time only. Because of the good customer service that one time, I kept buying from them.

This time though I lost most of the contents of two bottles, and they are not taking calls or returning calls. I've left 5 messages over the last few months, and nothing.

Do you have this same problem with bottles from other companies? Can you recommend a better source?

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Where to buy MMS? 31 Aug 2017 21:50 #56312

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I don't know what the problem is with Keavy's Corner, but the problem with MMS (sodium chlorite solution) causing plastic bottles to fail is common. I now use glass to hold MMS such as a recycled dropper bottle. However, you can't use the glass dropper cap to cap the bottle because MMS fumes will degrade the rubber bulb holding the glass dropper tube. So, I use a separate cap, without the dropper, and use the dropper only when dispensing drops. Or, I use a pipette to dispense drops.

This seller should be able to provide you with MMS, etc.

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Where to buy MMS? 01 Sep 2017 06:26 #56314

CLO2 Offline Administrator Posts: 5562 Thank you received: 4393	As far as I know, that list should contain approved sellers.
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