Can you freeze Sodium Chlorite?

I read on You Tube that to make Sodium Chlorite last longer you can put it in the freezer.

I am worried the FDA is going to ban Sodium Chlorite, so I am stocking up.

I want it to be able to last longer, so hopefully this is true.

Can't see why not. I keep mine around 50 degrees -

This information is wonderful, I was thinking the same thing. I wanted to ask but I thought i could not be done... thank you.

It's an old post but I had the same question...I froze a batch last night, but after your question I did a little research and found this:

www.mmsinfo.org/infosheets/What_is_MMS_and_How_to_Make_it.pdf

How long can you store Sodium Chlorite

With proper storage, 80% Technical Grade Sodium Chlorite can last over 20 years. It should be kept in a dry, dark area, with no temperature extremes. The dry Sodium chlorite may be stored in HDPE, galvanized steel, or stainless steel containers. Keep in mind this MUST be kept dry. You can also freeze Sodium Chlorite and at low temperatures, the shelf life is virtually indefinite.

Don't you just love that word...

Do you know if it can be frozen in the plastic bottles it comes in? 

Iv frozen mine in tightly wrapped high quality plastic PPE bags

I believe many others do likewise but I don’t know if there are is any downside doing it this way