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Dosage 14 Mar 2016 15:11 #51481

joanoates Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 3 Thank you received: 0	Im confused In one place it stresses that if i am new to taking MMS that i should dilute 1 drop with 5 drops of activator. Then in another place it tells me to dilute 1 drop MMS with 1 drop of activator. Which is the correct and safest one?
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Dosage 14 Mar 2016 18:38 #51482

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No, the confusion comes from the nature of the activator: it is a 1/1 ratio if your activator is 50% citric acid or 4% HCl (and you have to wait 30 s for the reaction to take place).
But if you use common lemon juice, the ratio rises to 5/1 since the citric acid concentration is lower (and you also have to wait longer).
Most of the time MMS is sold with 50% citric or 4% HCl as an activator, so the 1/1 ratio applies.

Both alternatives are safe as long as you use the correct activator, but the most satisfactory (taste-wise) is to use a 4% HCl activator.

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Dosage 14 Mar 2016 19:39 #51485

CLO2 Offline Platinum Member Posts: 5397 Thank you received: 4262	...but the most satisfactory (taste-wise) is to use a 4% HCl activator. Also, citric acid causes upset stomach in some people. The G2C now recommends 4% HCL. It can be used to make MMS1, CDS (3000 ppm) and CDH so one only needs to buy 4% HCL as the activator of choice. 5% and 10% HCL are no longer needed nor is 50% citric acid.
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