I understand the CDS process, however I need clarification on the components used

first all, hello all, I am a new member, I appreciate the valuable information I have learned from here and other websites.

As you may know, there are many ways to make CDS. What I am not sure is the correct tubing used and the type of bottles.

I am also having a difficult time obtaining a vet type syringe to release the gas.

I never say anything is easy to do, I know with the right components I can do this, however I dont want to get the wrong bottles, then they may leak some bpa or other toxin into the solution.

If anyone can provide a list, with links to where I can just click and buy the correct parts, I would greatly appreciate it.

I am just confused about what type of tube, the correct gauge of the needle, the types and names of the bottles, and the types of tops with rubber stopper and their matching sizes.

Thank you.

James

That method is not recommended because it is not a safe way to make CDS. Explosions have occurred, even to me.

Use the two container, overnight method. There are some articles on my website mmsinfo.org/ you can read. To purchase a kit to make CDS try here.

Why not make CDH which is much easier to make? Here's a video that CLO2 made to show people how to make 240ml in a snap. I do just one thing different which is to use very hot (80-90 degrees Celsius) water to make it fast. By the time the bottle has cooled down (maybe 2 hours) your CDH is ready to use.



Just a thought,
Scott

Thanks for the tip scott. I presume you add the 10 ml of SC and 10ml of HCL to the 220 mlof very hot water and cap it immediately. How long will this last or for how long can we keep it in the refrigerator. I am writing to you from India where the room temperatures are in the ranges of 18-40 degrees Celsius.
Also if you can help me calculate how much CLO2 i am getting from my solution. I have just found that with the bottle dropper I am using I get approx only 80 drops comes in 10 ml, this is much less than the calculations made in jims book which is around 24 drops per ml or 240 drops for 10 ml. which means the drops from my bottle are larger- so am at a loss in calculating how much CLO2 is being delivered. For the CDH however I am using a syringe so the ml calculation is quite accurate and I follow the 1 ml = 1 drop formula.

Infinite life, you can measure drops quite accurately with a 1 ml syringe. When using the "original" standard of 24 drops/ml, one drop is 0.042 ml. If you use the "new" standard that Jim is now suggesting, which is 20% larger at 20 drops/ml, then one drop is 0.05 ml. Note that all testing results you find on my website uses the "original" standard of 24 drops/ml.

To use CDS and CDH with MMS1 protocols, you can use these charts. Those charts also show the calculated amounts of CLO2 that may be available.

The residual MMS in CDH (50%) will be effective in stomach acid for about 2 weeks from generation. Fridge storage is recommended to keep CLO2 loss down when the bottle cap is removed, since CLO2 tends to stay in water solution when kept below 10C.

Infinite Life, it's just as CLO2 has said and yes, you cap it immediately to keep the CLO2 in the bottle. If you follow the "recipe" you should end up with about 3500ppm or 3.5mg of CLO2 per ml of CDH. With CDH I think it's best to not think about drops with the exception that each ml of freshly made CDH (within the 2 week period of being made and being stored in the fridge), is equivalent to 1 fully activated drop of SC (MMS). After 2 weeks the amount of CLO2 in each ml of CDH will remain at 3500ppm at least a year, especially if it's kept in the refrigerator.

Lastly, it's important to use a plastic cap that has a rigid plastic seal and NOT a silicone/rubbery seal which will be melted over time by the CLO2.

Hope that helps,
Scott

Thanks.
so how much ppm of CLO2 will a freshly activated drop or drops have.
also if the CDH has 3500ppm for a year, how much ppm will it have within the first week of preparation. Strictly as per the recipe.
Thanks in Advance.

Infinite life, as Scott said, CDH made according to our recipe, should produce about 3500 ppm CLO2 when made. Over time, the CLO2 concentration will slowly reduce depending on how it is stored, how often the bottle cap is removed and how long the cap is off the bottle, exposure to light, etc.

The 50% residual MMS (sodium chlorite), which would normally activate in stomach acid, seems to disappear after about 2 weeks. However, the existing CLO2 will remain the same at about 3500 ppm.

And to repeat what Scott also said, CDH is dosed in milliliters, not drops.

Hai Scott ..... I am so grateful I found you....
I am residing in Makassar Indonesia and have been using MMS since December last year, and have even advocated it to family and friends. We are quite keen to migrate to CDH, CDS or else the tablet forms, but have yet to find any suppliers here in Indonesia? Would you know of anyone...or perhaps...yourself?

Salam, Aliyah

Hi Aliyah,
You should be able to purchase 25% Sodium Chlorite and 30 to 32% HCl which you can dilute down to 4% HCl from one of the chemical stores in your area. Just ask at each one until you find one that can supply you. Here in Jakarta I get my supplies from Alam Kemia. They carry everything I need and can order a liter of 25% sodium chlorite for me from Merck in Germany, so it's very high quality. The HCl is technical grade but by the time you dilute it down to 4% with distilled water, it's also pretty pure. By the way, Amidis water which we can buy in most stores here in Jakarta, is distilled.

I was also able to buy brown bottles, chemical resistant caps and 3ml pipettes from Alam Kemia - all shown in the attached photo below. You might have to ask them to get out their catalogues to find all the stuff for you.



Let me know if I can help you in any other way.

All the best,
Scott