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MMS suppliers in Costa Rica 02 Apr 2021 19:48 #68504

Simonard Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 5 Thank you received: 0	Hi, I was wondering where I could possibly buy MMS in Costa Rica. Thank you. Vanessa
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MMS suppliers in Costa Rica 02 Apr 2021 23:36 #68507

CLO2 Offline Platinum Member Posts: 5396 Thank you received: 4261	Try here: t.me/mmslinks Click on "Cancel", then on "Preview Channel".
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MMS suppliers in Costa Rica 04 Apr 2021 18:29 #68530

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thank you!!! Unfortunately the links I found in that Telegram account weren't useful. There were 2 links to Jim Humbles' website that were broken or maybe those pages were taken down? Then I poked around his website and didn't find any links for suppliers. So then I went back to Telegram and checked out other links but those didn't include any location in Costa Rica or in Latin America for that matter.

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MMS suppliers in Costa Rica 04 Apr 2021 20:06 #68531

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I think at local pharmacies you will maybe also be able to get the ingredients. When I recommended mms to a mexican friend in the past, I noticed that the ingredients cost around 750 dollars (on the mexican amazon, ebay etc.) and I was really shocked about the "dickish" prices. Otherwise you should be able to get the ingredients at pool stores or chemical wholesalers. Maybe you will find something there for acceptable/normal prices. Just say you want to clean a water tank or that you need it for water treatment. I hope you find what you are looking for and have a nice day/evening.

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MMS suppliers in Costa Rica 04 Apr 2021 22:20 #68532

CLO2 Offline Platinum Member Posts: 5396 Thank you received: 4261	Not likely to find anyone selling MMS products in Costa Rica. I just added another seller, in Brasil, to t.me/mmslinks www.clo2.com.br/purificador-de-agua-100ml-cada-frasco If you want to use MMS2, look in a swimming pool store, etc., for Calcium Hypochlorite, AKA Pool Shock. Get the highest amount of "chlorine" available. Follow protocols in Jim's books for MMS2.
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MMS suppliers in Costa Rica 05 Apr 2021 16:29 #68545

Simonard Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 5 Thank you received: 0	Thank you King for your response. Let's hope the postal office will be in working order for Costa Rica. Maybe I could check out pool stuff. Thank you too CLO2 for your links to the Brazilian supplier!
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