file Sodium chlorite where to buy in UK?

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17 May 2020 17:43 #64283 by Bomble
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I bought my HCL 36% from APC PURE apcpure.com via eBay but you can go directly to them
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17 May 2020 17:50 #64284 by Bomble
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For 1 litre with U.K. Shipping its £15.90 and you will get a lot out of that when diluted. I still have 2.5 litres at 5% since 2018. The price is the same since I bought in 2018. Happy shopping.
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17 May 2020 17:55 #64285 by EMF-U
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Bomble you're a star!

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17 May 2020 18:28 #64286 by whiz
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Thanks for the contact!

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17 May 2020 23:56 #64290 by CLO2
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Whiz said "...HCL was no where to be seen in the UK..."

Muriatic acid (31.45%) is HCL, although not the cleanest. Should be able to find it in DIY stores, ceramic tile shops, hardware stores, etc. Both muriatic acid and citric acid work fine to make CDS.
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18 May 2020 08:09 #64294 by whiz
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Thanks CLO2, I will have a look sometime, will try the CA first as I already have it, still waiting delivery of the SC flakes so cannot really do anything just now.

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18 May 2020 08:32 #64295 by Jogo
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Nothing, haven't found an acid yet.

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18 May 2020 10:01 #64298 by EMF-U
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The UK is sorted now. We can get HCL, SC flakes and citric acid all inside Europe. Read the previous posts in this thread.

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19 May 2020 13:45 #64319 by Bomble
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Just a quick note to say that I ordered my HCL on Sunday and it arrived today.
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28 May 2020 19:33 - 28 May 2020 19:36 #64508 by whiz
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EMF-U wrote: Whiz, I hope both of our orders don't get mysteriously lost. I'll try citric acid but I have a suspicion I won't be able to tolerate ingesting it. I should at least be able to use the MMS1 in baths and topically.


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My SC flakes arrived today from PFL in the States, so about 7 weeks, anyway, made up my first batch of MMS today with no problems and a Citric Acid activator, will be checking quality in the morning prior to commencing the starting procedure.
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