All of the three sodium chlorite solutions (SCS) MMS1(liquid and tablets), CDS and CDH produce CLO2, the ingredient we think does all the magic. Depending on the application, one SCS may be better than another.
For instance, if one has little or no stomach acid (can't digest food very well) then MMS1 is not going to work very well for you. In that case, MMS1 tabs, which contain a built-in activator and will activate in just water, may work well. CDH may not be a good choice either because although it is much more activated than MMS1 (50% vs ~10% for MMS1 liquid) it still relies on stomach acid to activate its residual MMS. CDS is fully activated and should work fine for ingestion for this person. If CDS dosing gets too high, then throat irritation can become a problem. Using the mouth holding method will help.
If you use MMS1 tablets for the Starting Procedure, it would be best to cut them into four parts & put the pieces into small capsules, instead of mixing with water and ingesting, as they may burn on the way down. If you try that, let us know how it works. After completing the Starting Procedure using tabs in capsules should work well.
This chart will show the relationship between MMS1, CDS and CDH when ingested. Does not apply if not ingested. The doses are based on approximately equal amounts of CLO2 as shown in the right column. Again, the chart only applies if ingested into a stomach with normal amounts of gastric acid.
Note that CDS is 3000 PPM.
Yes, you could use unofficial P115 with MMS1 or CDH. There are two ways to use P115. One is as you say with doses every 15 minutes for two hours and you are done for the day. Or, do the 2 hour part and continue for another 6 hours with hourly doses.
Let us know how it goes for you.
Thanks.