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bottles for cds 10 Oct 2017 23:05 #56536

wohlii Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 5 Thank you received: 4	I bought 5 bottles of CDS from Keavy's corner and they send the product without dropper tops, only with pipettes, which doesn't make any sense to me. On the contrary, since it is CDS the gas will escape every time you open it. Does any body know where to get these bottles they use for MMS or is there anything better? Thanks
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bottles for cds 11 Oct 2017 00:24 #56537

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Bottles with dropper dispensing tops are not gas proof and will leak CLO2 gas.

The most important part of a bottle used to store CDS is the cap. Schweppes glass bottles (10 fl oz / 300ml) found in some grocery stores have excellent tops with what appears to be a Teflon seal inside the cap. Kombucha found in stores may also have similar caps such as GT'S brand.

Keep the CDS cold (in a fridge) and less CLO2 will escape when the cap is removed for the few seconds you need to remove some CDS. You can also store CDS in smaller bottles for daily use. Also try storing CDS in a large syringe with a cap. You may not lose any CLO2 gas with that method.

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