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Can this powder be used for MMS2 capsules? 22 Aug 2023 22:13 #79769

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I've read the instructions in Jim's book for finding suitable powder in the store and other places but I want to be absolutely sure before using this product in the link and attached file (hthpools.com/products/hth-pool-care-shock) as MMS2.  On the package, besides the main ingredient calcium hypochlorite (MMS2) it just lists the additional ingredients as "other ingredients" as Jim said it would but it does not say what they are.  When I looked it up online the answer I got was that besides the main ingredient of calcium hypochlorite there is salt, water and sodium chloride.  It seems there are no other ingredients beside these and the calcium hypochlorite.  Apparently there are no toxic additives in here but I wonder if the sodium chloride is at dangerous levels.  I'm guessing it's not for the purposes of making MMS2 capsules.  Can anyone tell me if they think this product is suitable or had experience using it for MMS2?
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