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30 Sep 2025 00:53 #87440 by Gavin
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Hi.  I'm just starting out with the initial Starting Procedure,  I got supplies from Color Tree.  The drops coming out of the sodium chlorite dropper are tiny, about ⅓ the size coming from the HCl dropper.  Should I multiply by 3 for that dropper?

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30 Sep 2025 05:17 - 30 Sep 2025 05:34 #87442 by CLO2
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Hi.  I'm just starting out with the initial Starting Procedure,  I got supplies from Color Tree.  The drops coming out of the sodium chlorite dropper are tiny, about ⅓ the size coming from the HCl dropper.  Should I multiply by 3 for that dropper?

Thank you.
Hello Gavin. Drop size has always been a problem due to different size drops dispensed by different droppers, the difference in solution densities, how you hold the dropper, etc. I have measured drop size differences of 100%. 
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We use the standard of 20 drops to a milliliter of solution, so one drop would be 0.05ml. Using a 1ml syringe, you can accurately measure / dispense drops. 

 
 
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30 Sep 2025 06:13 #87443 by Gavin
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Thank you so much. Very helpful.

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