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Tubing used for making CDS 20 Apr 2014 14:14 #43376

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I just watched a youtube video about making CDS. Jim didn't indicate what size tubing to purchase or the length. I understand it should be medical grade silicone/rubber tubing. Could someone please provide me the size and length? Thanks so much!

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Tubing used for making CDS 20 Apr 2014 14:37 #43378

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if it were me, I'd do the CDS overnight method - no tubing, no heat, and so on. The disadvantage is that it takes overnight to do it. But the advantages (to me) outweigh the disadvantages.
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Tubing used for making CDS 20 Apr 2014 14:58 #43384

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Ohhh, I'm not aware of that procedure. Please tell me where I would find that! Thank you!

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Tubing used for making CDS 20 Apr 2014 15:00 #43385

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I agree with PAM the best method to make CDS is the overnight method. Why? if you see the video the tubing become yellow that mean the gas diffuse through the tubing the smell of CL02 will be around you and the people that live in your house also the mess of equipment that you need to prepared. Just putting a Wine cup inside of another container with water will do. Simple and Easy. Check this,



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Tubing used for making CDS 20 Apr 2014 15:11 #43386

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Thank You! Now . . . supplies. It appears the first container may be plastic, correct? Does that discolor in time? The 1 Liter bottle . . . that looks like glass, correct? Where can I purchase the syringes and 1 liter bottle? How long does the CDS remain "active"?

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Tubing used for making CDS 20 Apr 2014 15:20 #43388

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In the link in the top there all places that you can buy MMS. There one in USA that start with Wet4... that have all the kits to make cds. My personal recommendation. Go to Walmart they have Glass vessels. Also is just 220 ml use your imagination a 1 litter Mason Jar can work and look for a wine or champagne glass that fit inside of the mason jar. I believe Kerry at the end of the video talk for how long you can storage in the fridge. I will say until the test strip told you that is not longer in the correct concentration.
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Tubing used for making CDS 20 Apr 2014 15:23 #43389

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Would WalMart have the syringes too?

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Check the pharmacist, probably they have it.

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What size syringes would you recommend I purchase?

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