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Can somebody tell me how to mix (how much to 4oz bottle) the Sodium Chlorite powder? Thank you very much!
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Keiko

Hi Keiko,

There is a recipe for one 4 oz bottle on this page mms-articles.com/chloritepowder.htm and I'll post it below along with the rest of the good info on that page. For some additional info on mixing 1 lb. of sodium chlorite into MMS, we have this page on the forum genesis2forum.org/index.php?option=com_kunena&func=view&catid=28&id=1393&Itemid=66.

To Prepare One Small Four Ounce Bottle of 28% MMS Solution (Recommended):

Step 1: In a small bowl place 4 level tablespoons of sodium chlorite powder.

Step 2: Add 3 ounces of distilled warm water (max temperature - 150 degrees Farenheit).

Step 3: Stir with a non-metalic spoon and cover for darkness. Let the solution sit for 3 hours. Expect some some settlings to fall to the bottom.

Step 4: Pour slowly into a dark 4 or 6 ounce bottle for storage and future use. Leave settlings in the bowl - discard them.

To Convert the Full One Pound Package into 57 Ounces of 28% MMS Solution
for Long Term Liquid Storage:

Step 1: Fill a non-metalic large bowl with 40 ounces of warm distilled water (100 to 150 F).

Step 2: While sprinkling in the entire contents (1 pound) of the sodium chlorite powder, stir with a non-metallic spoon.

Step 3: Once all the powder is dissolved, cover and let it stand for several hours or overnight in a dark location.

Step 4: The solution will be transparent with a green shading. Some sediment will have fallen to the bottom of the container and/or a light film on the surface.

Step 5: Remove the surface film and slowly transfer the solution into a clean and preferably dark plastic container leaving the sediment behind.

Step 6: You now have 57 ounces of 28% sodium chlorite solution ready for future use. This is the equalivant of 14 of the normal 4 ounce MMS bottles. Refrigerate the capped bottle. If you have a few power outages over the next 40 years, the MMS solution will not be harmed or damaged. One person called saying they worried that the light in the refrigerator might harm the MMS. This is silly. Maybe they don't know that the light goes out when they close the refrigerator door. Besides, they should have stored the bulk MMS in a darkened jar. A tall bottle of prune juice would provide a darkened bottle after being properly cleaned out.

"How long can the green MMS bottles be stored without deterioration?"
Once again a bill before the US Congress threatens to control and stop the sale of vitamins and nutritional supplements in the US and elsewhere by prohibiting shipments. MMS users have inquired, asking about ideas for storing MMS - even 10 or 20 years into the future. If Congress passes the current bill, it will stop the shipment of nearly all supplements across state and national borders. Supplements will require licensing and government approvals if they are to be offered for sale legally. So the question arises - "How long can the dark green MMS bottles be stored without deterioration?"

Jim Humble has MMS bottles that he prepared four years ago. They have been stored on a dark cupboard shelf. Those are the oldest MMS bottles that we know of and they produce ClO2 gas just as they should when activated with citric acid or fresh lemon juice. We know also that if the bottles had been refrigerated, they would last at least twice longer given the chemistry involved. The breakdown of the Sodium Chlorite in the bottled solution is radically slower at 40 degrees Farenheit than at 70 or 80 degrees Farenheit. So a standard bottle of MMS is estimated to have at least an eight year life if it is kept cool in its darkened container bottle.

Some people, however, want assurance that they will NEVER run out of MMS regardless of future government actions. To meet that goal you probably ought to buy Sodium Chlorite powder and store it or freeze it.. The powder can be refrigerated or frozen indefinitely - ready for use even 30 or 40 years from now. Stan Nowak's web site at MiracleMineralSupplement.ca/products.html [no longer active] offers a variety of dry Sodium Chlorite packages. Click the link to visit his site and see the options and pricing. You can also order by phone at (403) 652-1655 in Canada.

In the event that you purchase sodium chlorite powder, you should prepare to follow these mixing instructions and to work in sanitary conditions.

What would you use to remove the surface film when mixing the 1lb solution ?

I think I used a paper towel to sop it up if I remember right.

Although this is an older topic, (I'm going through and reading the older posts, an uplifting Sunday morning!) - Mark has a video out his mmsforhispaniola site on YT. He tells how to make MMS, 1 bottle.