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MMS at Amazon 26 Mar 2012 14:16 #15020

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Has anyone heard of or have any experience with sourcing MMS from Amazon? I was able to get MMS kit supplied by healthdoc911 through Amazon before I sourced from keavys corner. I used the MMS I got from Keavys first and have had great results with them.

I just tried the kit from healthdoc911 and it seems that the drops do turn darkish yellow after adding the citric acid, but I don't notice any bubbles & the smell is not very strong. Is this okay? I have always seen bubbling from the keavys kit whenever I activate the MMS.

Would bubbles be expected during every activation?

Thanks for any enlightenment on this matter form members of this forum.

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Re: MMS at Amazon 28 Mar 2012 15:50 #15126

BLCo Topic Author Offline Junior Member Posts: 26 Thank you received: 20	Hi Steve, thanks for your reply. I will try to get some test strips to verify if I'm get chlorine dioxide. I've just received my new MMS orders from Keavys, so I'll be using those for the protocols instead. The following user(s) said Thank You: paul
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