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Supply of raw material for the production of MMS 30 Apr 2020 20:12 #63898

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Making 22.4% Sodium Chlorite Solution from 80% Sodium Chlorite flakes.

Here is an example on how to dilute HCL down to 4% HCL:


You can find sellers of NaCLO2 flakes and HCL here:

I buy 37% (or so) HCL on eBay and dilute it down to 4%.


When diluting high % HCL, take safety precautions and always add acid to water, NOT water to acid!
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Supply of raw material for the production of MMS 02 May 2020 13:13 #63933

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Just search for NaClO2. Even over here in the Netherlands, where MMS is prohibited, I today managed to buy something that is been advertised as Drinking Water Cleaner. (ingredients identical to recipe) remember, if MMS is forbidden, also vendors start using different names.
On ebay nl you will also find things with the same chemical formula, and the sellers name is mostly mentioned. Just do a google search on that name and voilà... resellers in NL.

also just laboratory sites will sell NaClO2 and Citric Acid is sold everywhere in health stores... don't make life more difficult than it is ;)

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Supply of raw material for the production of MMS 02 May 2020 14:04 #63934

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Yup what jeanette said is right u can just get Sodium Chlorite NaCLO2 and make ur own MMS1 ;)

Also MMS found under different names from different sites as water purification solitions just make sure the chemical compund formula and percentage is right ;)

Also MMS2 Calcium HypChlorite Ca(CLO)2 is widely available in all countries around the world and more easy to find in chemical stores, university labs and online and it works good if u can not get MMS1 for time being. In fact i came across testimony of someone few weeks ago who lives in spain and said she helped her neighbours to cure from the CURRENT SITUATION ;) going around using MMS2 cos she ran out of MMS1 and it helped them to cure So that family even bought it from her to help other family relatives and friends ;)
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