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CLO2 ppm, TDS meter, dosage chart 16 Jan 2024 16:47 #81085

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Hi, I have made my own Sodium Chlorite solution at 22% and HCL at 4%. I have a pipette each solution. The pipette dispenses about 29mg per drop. I know that some of the bottles people will use for dispensing will drop a big drop around 120mg. So when I activate 120mg of Sodium Chlorite solution with 120mg of HCL I wait 30 seconds then add 1 oz of water. I measure the ppm with TDS meter and it reads about 1200 ppm. Then I add 3 more oz and the TDS meter reads @120 ppm. I add enough distilled water to fill 32 oz bottle up. I measure the TDS and get @50 ppm. I drink about 2 oz of water every hour throughout the day. My question. Is the TDS meter good for measuring the ppm of the solution? Do you see anything wrong with what I'm doing. I have tried in the past to do the protocol 1000. 1 drop 1 drop 4 oz's of water drink 1 oz every hour for 1/4 drop effect. That seemed like to much. After a couple days I have a all around not so good feeling. I'm trying to go slow as possible. After day 4 of the big 32 oz bottle I feel pretty good.
Also I activated 120mg drops into 1 oz of distilled water and using in atomizer nasal spray. It seems to have knocked out my sinusitis.

Thanks again Ricky

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CLO2 ppm, TDS meter, dosage chart 16 Jan 2024 20:10 #81087

ButterBreath Offline Senior Member Posts: 73 Thank you received: 38	TDS measures dissolved solids not ClO2 residual. Order the dipsticks from discoverWPS (see link and attachment). They are pretty good for what you are doing. Otherwise, there are analytical test methods for more accuracy, but that would be for researchers that are working with highly controlled conditions. discoverwps.com Attachments: The following user(s) said Thank You: pafmei
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CLO2 ppm, TDS meter, dosage chart 16 Jan 2024 20:22 #81089

pafmei Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 4 Thank you received: 1	I do have a LC and GC to actually test the ppm of the solution. Thanks for the idea of the sticks. If come up with some good data I will def share here. I actually have these. www.luciditysystems.com
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CLO2 ppm, TDS meter, dosage chart 16 Jan 2024 20:35 #81091

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Wow, that's awesome. In that case, why don't you get the proper materials for your GC and do a correlation with TDS? That was the only other possibility that I was going to suggest, but I thought I would keep it a little vague for the broader audience.

I would be super interested in your results of that and would even volunteer to assist if that were practical. (Spent most of my life treating industrial water)

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CLO2 ppm, TDS meter, dosage chart 16 Jan 2024 20:39 #81092

pafmei Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 4 Thank you received: 1	Yeap I need to talk to our Analytical Chemist. Not sure if I need or there is a Certified Reference standard for CLO2. I will def let you know The following user(s) said Thank You: ButterBreath
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