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The internet store called The MMS Store 18 Feb 2012 04:49 #12756

MikeK
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Hello,

On the internet there is a site that sells MMS and says that it
is Jim Humble approved. Does anyone know whether, in fact,
the site that calls itself The MMS Store is approved by Jim Humble?
Have people had good luck buying MMS over the internet? There are.
of course. various internet sites that sell it.

When you Google "MMS" and find the list of sites that have something
to do with the subject, The MMS Store says "4 oz for $8". But when you
go to the actual site the price is $20 for 4 oz. The MMS Store sells two
4 oz bottles of MMS for $40. But they also sell 1 4 oz bottle of MMS with
one 4 oz bottle of Citric Acid for $40. I'm not sure, but $20 for 4 oz of 50%
concentration of Citric Acid might be unreasonably expensive.

I would appreciate any replies,

Mike

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Re: The internet store called The MMS Store 18 Feb 2012 07:27 #12762

paul Offline Platinum Member Posts: 618 Thank you received: 670	Hi Mike. The prices you see there include shipping, which they do promptly. It's all very subjective. What is one's life worth? Volume discounts apply. If you buy 20 tons, it becomes very inexpensive - check alibaba.
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Re: The internet store called The MMS Store 18 Feb 2012 17:13 #12784

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Mike, originally MMS1 was pretty constantly sold for $20 for 4 oz - JH had requested the vendors to keep the prices low so that people could afford it. My first bottle lasted years in the fridge, but I didn't use it much. I think the MMS/CA combination was $24.00 for the 2 bottles. I cannot remember the postage.

Citric acid is not expensive at all. You can purchase it on ebay or you can purchase it from Mountain Rose Herbs, and I'm sure other places - I think that it's like $6 a lb at Mountain Rose Herbs (not counting postage) - If you anticipate you will be using a lot of MMS, you might consider buying a pound - you can also use it for putting up food.

And yes, I think $20 for a 4 oz bottle of citric acid, even at the 50% solution, is a bit pricey, but that's my opinion.

Pam

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Re: The internet store called The MMS Store 20 Feb 2012 00:06 #12837

suzie queue Offline Junior Member Retired Secretary Posts: 28 Thank you received: 19	Try www.h2oairwateramericas.com Right now they are advertising six 4-oz bottles of MMS for $99 with free shipping. They also have wholesale prices as low as 3.25/bottle.
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Re: The internet store called The MMS Store 20 Feb 2012 03:31 #12843

CharlesMT Offline Senior Member Posts: 70 Thank you received: 57	MMS is sold under the trade name, AO Chlorite, by Alpha-Omega Labs, for $10.95 plus postage. If you buy more than one or two bottles at a time, that is rather cheap. The bottles are 4.5 ounces. • Fundraiser: Contribute today and help us stop the FDA • How to support Genesis II Church and MMS at no cost The following user(s) said Thank You: jbnet
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