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Source for Calcium Hypochlorite 03 Jan 2025 12:01 #85204

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I'm thinking of buying this and want to know a good source for this item. It is also known as MMS2 and could be given to animals per Jim Humble's Health Recovery Guidebook, however it notes that it should be put into capsules.

I want to dose my kittens with this, but I already know that a kitten would not take a capsule. Most cats won't take capsules. I've found medication in capsules in the rug or behind furniture when I thought I had successfully dosed my cat. They are very good at pretending to take capsules and then spitting them out later. It's uncanny!

However, this could be something that I take. Which leads me back to the original question: where do you get your calcium hypochlorite. I searched online but I don't really know what percentage of the active ingredient is correct.

I found this one on Ebay: www.ebay.com/itm/222157750200

I also have concerns about storing it since it is apparently very combustible if there is any kind of spark or flame.

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periwinkle wrote:
I'm thinking of buying this and want to know a good source for this item. It is also known as MMS2 and could be given to animals per Jim Humble's Health Recovery Guidebook, however it notes that it should be put into capsules.

I want to dose my kittens with this, but I already know that a kitten would not take a capsule. Most cats won't take capsules. I've found medication in capsules in the rug or behind furniture when I thought I had successfully dosed my cat. They are very good at pretending to take capsules and then spitting them out later. It's uncanny!

However, this could be something that I take. Which leads me back to the original question: where do you get your calcium hypochlorite. I searched online but I don't really know what percentage of the active ingredient is correct.

I found this one on Ebay: www.ebay.com/itm/222157750200 Yes, this is a good % of 'chlorine' CH to buy for use as MMS2. But the shipping cost is crazy. Visit a store that sells pool shock and look for one that is only CH and with the highest % of 'chlorine' you can find.

I also have concerns about storing it since it is apparently very combustible if there is any kind of spark or flame. You could store it in a plastic or glass bottle with a bottle cap.

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MMS (Master Mineral Solution) is Sodium Chlorite 28% (22.4% Sodium Chlorite, 5.6% Inert Salts and the remainder water) plus an acidic activator (usually 50% Citric Acid or 4% Hydrochloric Acid) when combined produces Chlorine Dioxide.

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