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Cloudy Yellow 13 Oct 2014 16:30 #47711

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I was wondering if the sodium chlorite or the citic acid solutions ever get "old", or have expiration dates?
I have had the same two bottle of these solutions for almost a year now. I don't use it very often, just once in a while I'll take a day and consume 4-6 drinks of the MMS creations. (More of a "maintenance phase").

However, the last few times I have made the solution and then added bottled water to the mix, the final solution has the yellowish color, but it is cloudy instead of clear yellow. Do you think the individual solutions (kept separately in a cabinet in my kitchen) lose their potency? Or is there potentially a difference due to the water (pure vs. filtered vs. spring) ?

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