MMS, DMSO and plastic containers

Not sure how many people here premix MMS and DMSO to plastic containers. But I suggest you use only plastic bottles or containers that are made of HDPE/PE-HD 02 plastic.
Sure DMSO is quite dilluted if you make premixed bottle using protocol 1000 with 1L of water, but on the safe side I would use plastic that is ok for DMSO use.

Protocol 3000 also seems to suggest using small plastic bag over your hand and spray bottle for DMSO. Spray bottle and plastic bag should be DMSO resistant plastic like HDPE.
Not sure if they even make plastic bags out of HDPE but LDPE/PE-LD 04 should be ok for short term use like covering your hand in protocol 3000.

You surely don't want DMSO transfering toxins from plastic to your body.

I have done extensive application of MMS1 with DMSO, even completely undiluted MMS, with bare hands and have never had any problems.

Applying something with a glove or bag on my hands seems creepy. My opinion

Bruce

It is recommended strongly to use HDPE/PE-HD 02 plastic for DMSO premixes and spraying.

Does anyone know of a good supplier of these bottles for use with DMSO.

The usual spray bottles we use for spraying protocol with MMS1, they are not clearly marked on them what exactly it is, can they be used for DMSO. The bottle itself might be okay material for short term DMSO use, but what about its spray top and its spray pipe in the bottle itself feeding the spray head would these also be of good quality for use with DMSO???

DMSO usually comes in a larger HDPE bottle, how does one measure drops from it unless one finds a HDPE bottle with dropper, I am presuming that droppers to one uses for eye and ear protocols could do if they are made up of glass, most of them are plastic and it does not indicate on them what material has been used.

Is any type of glass wear okay for use for mixing DMSO.

Any further advice on how to use DMSO from its original big bottle of HDPE would be useful.

Thanks,

David

I just use brown glass bottles for all the materials and extra glass droppers for dosage.
Just to be on the save side.
It comes out all the time that plastics have terrible side-effects.
I have heard from a German researcher (Chemist) and MMS provider, that storing MMS in PET bottles for long term is very dangerous, after a few month the whole mixture starts smoking when activated and ingredients from the PET material are in the MMS solution.
Most of the plastics come now from China and we all know how strict the regulations are over there.
I investigated sources from China and they all send me totally different specifications about the same materials.
Even with Chinese glass bottles you have to be very careful, most of them have a lot of lead in them.
So my conclusion is to use pharmaceutical glass bottles, just to be on the save side and don't hurt anybody.
Prices for HDPE or glass bottles are almost the same.
I would suggest to everyone to use that too.

Peter

Hi Peter, congratulations, great new signature...... Welcome to the Church my brother.

Yes looks like a good idea in stocking up with good quality glass medical items for DMSO use to be on the safe side.

Thanks,

David

I have been using brown glass bottles with glass droppers for my mms, dmso, hcl. I did buy some HDPE 4 oz. bottles with flip tops from USPlastic.com for sending DMSO to people. I didn't spend that much time shopping and didn't buy a huge quantity but bottles and caps with shipping to me were .55 each.

Michael

Yes, Peter, congratulations!

Thanks David,
you can not be careful enough with plastic, especially when you do not know where they come from.
I have seen here HDPE stamped plastic bottles which are actually cheapest PVC.
Imagine you use that for storing MMS or DMSO ?????
Here in Asia plastics are a total nightmare and almost everything is made of PVC.
Peoples here just do not know the danger of this materials and get very sick.

Thanks
Peter

thanks Michael,
seems to be a great deal your HDPE bottles.
For shipping they are great, but for storing long term I will stick to glass bottles.
So I would ship in HDPE bottles and recommend the receiver to refill in glass bottles, which he can organize himself.
I provide also a separate glass dropper to each MMS set I send to peoples.
So they can use almost any glass bottle they can find.

Have a good day

Peter

As I have a number of empty PET bottles for MMS and spraying protocols I have decided to put some DMSO in a couple, leave them for a few days and inspect the bottle after that to see if the DMSO has done any damage.

My bottle supplier says spray tops and tube should be fine. The bottles however are PET. But he really does not know if those will hold up to DMSO or not.

The basic use is the protocol 1000 plus and that is mixing the MMS and citric acid then activate, then add the same number of drops of DMSO as MMS.

Protocol 1000+
www.genesis2forum.org/index.php?option=com_kunena&func=view&catid=28&id=4221&Itemid=66

After consulting with Dr. Ron he has also suggested for hardcore patients if you have local access to high quality hemp oil or cannabis oil you can also mix same number of drops of this with the DMSO and MMS mixture for additional benefit for the hardcore patients.

Looks like I have too learn to make oils now from the best Hemp available....

Will keep you posted with the PET bottle experiment.

Dr. Ron advices further to Research Rick Simpson you will find a site where he tells you how to make it and all.

Gen2Church have had people with brain tumors combining MMS, DMSO and HEMP OIL and get well....

Thanks,

David

David, I tried putting the DMSO in to a PET bottle and after just 3 hours the DMSO had turned the same color as the PET plastic.

Here is a report I found online:

cassiopaea.org/forum/index.php?topic=17014.255
Re: DMSO - Dimethylsulphoxide
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Last summer I bought a small bottle of pure DMSO in the pharmacy. It came in a PET plastic bottle and apparantly came directly from the manufacturer because it was sealed. I didn't touch it a few months and today I've had a look at it again and noticed that the bottle got bubbles/blisters all over. That means a few things:

1) DMSO is stong enough to dissolve PET (even if very slowly) and likely other plastic bottles as well
2) The manufacturer apparently has no idea about that
3) DMSO which is stored in plastic bottles contains dissolved plastic, which probably makes it toxic and therefore unusable.

I'm going to dispose it. I've ordered new 99.99% DMSO directly from a chemistry vendor because the pharmacy is not allowed to hand it out without prescription. It is sold as high purity product for gas chromatography. I'm assuming that it corresponds to pharmaceutical grade (suitable for intake).