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MMS2: Calcium Hypochlorite, Turns into Hypochlorous acid in water
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Please help me to determine if this brand and its product is approved MMS2 20 Sep 2018 07:26 #59107

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Please help me to determine if this brand and its product is approved MMS2 20 Sep 2018 19:27 #59109

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Brand should not make any difference. What is important is that the pool shock you choose is calcium hypochlorite and the percentage of calcium hypochlorite in the pool shock should be high; 65% or higher is okay. I can see on the label that this pool shock contains calcium hypochlorite, but the percentage is not listed. Is there another label on the container? 

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Thank you for the information! So the seller told me to get this product since the label is clearer on the %, however he's not sure if it is granular or powder. I know granular is much more easy to use counting the granules being put inside the capsule, but not sure for the powder...
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REPLY: PLEASE HELP ME TO DETERMINE IF THIS BRAND AND ITS PRODUCT IS APPROVED MMS 22 Sep 2018 21:33 #59118

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You could weigh the MMS2. I might have some numbers somewhere. Will look later & let you know. 

Of course, you will start with small amounts and work up the dosage as tolerated, so it won't matter if the MMS2 is powder or granules. 

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REPLY: PLEASE HELP ME TO DETERMINE IF THIS BRAND AND ITS PRODUCT IS APPROVED MMS 23 Sep 2018 18:13 #59122

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Thank you very much and god bless you!

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REPLY: PLEASE HELP ME TO DETERMINE IF THIS BRAND AND ITS PRODUCT IS APPROVED MMS 24 Sep 2018 01:14 #59126

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A 2011 Newsletter by Jim Humble on Protocol 4000 gives these amounts of MMS2 per dose, which is based on the person's weight. 

200 pounds = 1 gram
160 pounds = 800 mg
100 pounds = 500 mg
50  pounds = 250 mg
25  pounds = 125 mg 

So, 125 mg MMS2 for each 25 pounds of body weight. Eight fl oz of water should be taken with MMS2 capsules. 

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REPLY: PLEASE HELP ME TO DETERMINE IF THIS BRAND AND ITS PRODUCT IS APPROVED MMS 25 Sep 2018 05:47 #59139

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I ended up purchasing this MM2. However it says on the label it is 70%min. What does the 'min' stands for?
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Please help me to determine if this brand and its product is approved MMS2 25 Sep 2018 09:36 #59144

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Hello i didnt want to make new topic while having the same question as Krey, hope its okey.   There are numbers on the bottle that i dont understand.
Please, can anyone identify is it okey for the use?

Active ingredients: 
Calcium hypochlorite ( active chlorine ) 
content of 26.2 - 32.3 g/100g ( 22 - 23g/100g )

Thank you : )

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REPLY: PLEASE HELP ME TO DETERMINE IF THIS BRAND AND ITS PRODUCT IS APPROVED MMS 25 Sep 2018 12:57 #59145

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Also, there's an expiry date.. 2 years. I thought I could use it for a life time :/  
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