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MMS Shelf life? 10 Dec 2021 18:20 #72955

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I have some MMS from Keavy's corner, who was a good reliable source for a long time but seems to be gone now. I bought my MMS 3 or 4 years ago but have heard the shelf life is only 2 years. When I mix it up, it still has the dark amber color and the strong smell. When I make CDS the chloride dioxide test strips still show 3000 PPM. Am I wrong is assuming the MMS still good? I have ordered new test strips as mine are old also.

I am also looking for storage and applicator bottles for my "home brew" MMS. I thought they would be easy to find but I haven't had any luck finding anything like Keavy uses. Can anyone help?

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MMS Shelf life? 19 Dec 2021 19:48 #73070

jeffers Offline Platinum Member Posts: 369 Thank you received: 199	i think it has years of shelf life i have ltr and no hcl as diff to get in uk. i am taking cds and unactivated mms, but i am no expert and have mem probs. i just try to keep up The following user(s) said Thank You: stevo
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MMS Shelf life? 20 Dec 2021 03:52 #73075

Truthseeker Offline Elite Member Posts: 316 Thank you received: 288	jeffers wrote: i think it has years of shelf life i have ltr and no hcl as diff to get in uk. i am taking cds and unactivated mms, but i am no expert and have mem probs. i just try to keep up You can get the HCI here in the UK and dilute to required percentage: apcpure.com/product/hydrochloric-acid-35-0-36-6/
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MMS Shelf life? 20 Dec 2021 03:57 #73076

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stevo wrote:
I have some MMS from Keavy's corner, who was a good reliable source for a long time but seems to be gone now. I bought my MMS 3 or 4 years ago but have heard the shelf life is only 2 years. When I mix it up, it still has the dark amber color and the strong smell. When I make CDS the chloride dioxide test strips still show 3000 PPM. Am I wrong is assuming the MMS still good? I have ordered new test strips as mine are old also.

I am also looking for storage and applicator bottles for my "home brew" MMS. I thought they would be easy to find but I haven't had any luck finding anything like Keavy uses. Can anyone help?

See here for shelf life:

mmsforum.io/goto/mms/35305-shelf-life-of-mms#70749

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MMS Shelf life? 24 Dec 2021 10:22 #73141

Drummerchuck Offline New Member Posts: 19 Thank you received: 28	"seems to be gone now". ??? They're still selling, and is where I most recently purchased about 5-6 months back. Maybe you have an old website or something? kvlab DOT com The following user(s) said Thank You: stevo
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MMS Shelf life? 24 Dec 2021 22:16 #73150

stevo Topic Author Offline Junior Member Posts: 23 Thank you received: 7	Yes, nice to see them, Thanks
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MMS Shelf life? 10 Jan 2022 09:04 #73398

orv Offline Premium Member Posts: 95 Thank you received: 27	www.keavys corner.com is back selling mms now. They took a much needed vacation but I just recieved mms from them but they don't talk on the phone anymore. To much big brother montering them most likely. But there formula is according to jim humbles directions and not from china at all. I've been purchasing from Keavy's since 2010 very reliable people.
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MMS Shelf life? 10 Jan 2022 09:18 #73399

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Oh one other bit of info if you keep the mms and the hcl in refrigerator it will last years but out of refrigerator keavy's corner says only 2 years and out of sun also. Best to buy on amazon the clorine dioxide test strips and make up a 3 drop dose of mms and hcl in dry glass and swirl around for 30 sec and then put 4 oz of distilled water in glass and then put test strip into the water and pull out and a good reading would be 3000 to make sure your product is still good. If you are not using very often you can also put it in the freezer and it will last forever or if you buy more bottles for sure put in the freezer. Same if you buy the sodium chlorite powder to make the liquid. But then the distributers don't seem to be selling the powder rite now. I don't know why .

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MMS Shelf life? 14 Jan 2022 04:59 #73459

stevo Topic Author Offline Junior Member Posts: 23 Thank you received: 7	I have had containers of chlorine dioxide from keavy's corner in two different freezer for several days and it has not frozen. The other contents of the freezers are frozen solid including the 4% HCL. Hnmmm
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