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Greetings all from Alaska.  I've been using CDS for about 2 months now, mostly for a parasite cleanse.  I don't have any CLO2 test strips, but the color looks right, and the fumes are definitely potent!  I'm using tablets from a company called Safrax, which claims 30 tablets dissolved in 1 liter of water = 3000 ppm.  I was wondering if anyone's used this company's product before, and what their thoughts are on it?  It took me several years to diagnose the parasite problem, so I'm assuming it's going to take a while to complete the protocol.  Assuming the 30 tablets are producing a 3000 ppm solution, I'm currently taking 80ml per 1 liter of water, spread out over 8-10 hours, with no herx, and tolerable burning in the back of throat.  Overall, no complaints at all.  Thanks.

Safrax does not disclose the ingredients, so we don't recommend using Safrax. 

Thanks for the heads up!  

I'd watched the owner or CEO (Dan) interviewed by Mike Adams . . . and saw a 07/04/23 posting by stu77000 on this forum stating: . . . "Found the INGREDIENTS for their DISIN-CLO2 tablets on Youtube -- Sodium Chlorite, Magnesium Sulfate, Sodium Bisulfate, Sodium Sulfate.  They also state this on Youtube:  'Main ingredients are Sodium Chlorite and Sodium Bisulfate. Our chlorine dioxide is not activated with acid due to residual concerns. For human and animal consumption, it has to be diluted to reach about 0.5 to 10 PPM or up to 30 PPM depending on the protocols.'"

So I assumed all was good.  Color and off-gassing are SPOT ON!  And I haven't noticed any ill effects . . . after 2+ months of daily use . . . at 80ml. of 3000ppm per liter of water (= 30 tablets of Safrax per 1 liter of filtered water).

I agree, I'd like to find a more informative "ingredients" list . . . but, they've been in business since 2011, and Mike Adams has been using the product on himself and his livestock for the past 18 months.  Plus, he has his own testing facility, and literally makes it his business to test everything he ingests.  Not saying that's a panacea for all things, and I would love to find more testimonials, and proof of ingredients, etc. . . but I think I'll continue to it use for now. 

Again, I've noticed absolutely NO adverse effects or reaction (including no herx) . . . and there's no question my parasite problem's improving . . . I think.  

I'll keep you posted.

A couple of years ago, my sister wrote to Safrax and asked them about their CDS tablet ingredients.  She uses the tablets for her hot tub and other uses.   Here’s what Jacob responded.  The chart shows the ingredients they were using at that time. 

Thanks dusty87. Much appreciated!

dusty87 wrote:

A couple of years ago, my sister wrote to Safrax and asked them about their CDS tablet ingredients.  She uses the tablets for her hot tub and other uses.   Here’s what Jacob responded.  The chart shows the ingredients they were using at that time. 

Thanks for posting this info. So, there are six ingredients that will be ingested along with CLO2. Personally I would not ingest this product. 

I will continue to infuse CLO2 gas into water from the reaction of SCS + citric acid.

Citric acid does not gas into CDS, but 4% HCL will gas into CDS raising its TDS. If using citric acid you will make a cleaner CDS. 

Thought I'd do some simple calculations.  Each Safrax tablet is +/- 1 gm.  30 tablets mixed with a liter of distilled water produces 3000 ppm CDS solution.  I take 80 ml. mixed with a liter of distilled water daily.  That means I consume the liter of 3000 ppm CDS every 12.5 days.  Extrapolating the percentages consumed of each ingredient over that 12.5 day period produces the following calculations:Sodium Chlorite: 24% x 30 gm/100 = 7.2 gm/12.5 days = 576 mg/dayMagnesium Sulfate: 12% of 30 gm/100 = 3.6 gm/12.5 days = 288 mg/daySodium Bicarbonate: 4% of 30 gm/100 = 1.2 gm/12.5 days = 96 mg/daySodium Sulfate: 17% of 30 gm/100 = 5.1 gm/12.5 days = 408 mg/daySodium Bisulfate: 40% of 30 gm/100 = 12 gm/12.5 days = 960 mg/daySodium Chloride: 3% of 30 gm/100 = 0.9 gm/12.5 days = 72 mg/day(1 gm. Divided by 12.5 days = 80 mg. per day):Sodium Chlorite: 7.2 gm/12.5 days = 576 mg/dayMagnesium Sulfate: 3.6 g/12.5 days = 288 mg/daySodium Bicarbonate: 1.2 gm/12.5 days = 96 mg/daySodium Sulfate: 5.1 gm/12.5 days = 408 mg/daySodium Bisulfate: 12 gm/12.5 days = 960 mg/daySodium Chloride: 0.9 gm/12.5 days = 72 mg/day

All are within the daily limits deemed acceptable for ingestion. I've been taking eight 10 ml. Syringes (80 ml. total) mixed with a liter of water daily for 2+ months now . . . and no adverse effects or herx reactions. Barely even a slight burning in the back of throat.  I'd note, to this day, MOST still slam Humble and Kalcker for even promoting MMS, CD, or CDS.  If all of these ingredients are safe to ingest (within reason) . . . and all of these percentages fall well within the daily amounts deemed acceptable . . . what's the basis for push-back?  Asking purely from a scientific and mathematical standpoint.  Everyone should exercise their own due diligence, and decide for themselves.  Unless my calculations are off (and they could be, it's 5 a.m. and I'm still working on my first cup of coffee.  Yes I know, but I gotta have my coffee!) . . . I see no medical or scientific justification for the push-back . . . other than dogmatic stubbornness.  Best health to all!

Sorry for the bunched up #'s!

The format did NOT look like that prior to hitting "submit."  Everything read nice-n-easy . . . not sure what happened?

Following the parenthetical:  (1 gm. Divided by 12.5 days = 80 mg. per day) I merely restate the calculations from above to assist the reader.  For example, the amount of Sodium Chlorite produced by the 30 Safrax tablets, consumed over 12.5 days = 576 mg/day.  So if you simply use the calculations following the parenthetical, it should simplify things.

Apologies.  It really did look much different prior to hitting "submit."

Hope it makes sense.

What do you all make of Safrax saying that it is not wise to use CD long term.

I have cancer and am treating it with CDS and other things, and getting rid of an 8cm tumor takes a while.