How to make HCL 4% solution (MMS activation) - Solution MUST be 4%

So if I've understood right if I'm doing the MMS1 baby bottle and spray protocol based on your information I'd do this (please correct me if I'm wrong):

Baby bottle

• Start with 12 drops and increase gradually until 24. Wait 20 sec. for activation and the remaining ClO2 will activate in stomach.
• Fill with osmosis water to 350ml mark, refrigerate and take, 7 times hourly in 50ml amounts.
• This is because the bottle has 350ml max. and mark every 50ml. so it is easier and quicker for me to divide by 7 and measure 50ml. each hour instead of eight.

Spray

• 30 drops in 90ml. of osm. water (again, easier to round up to 90 than exactly measure 84ml). This time wait 60 sec. and mix with water and refrigerate. Spray hourly 7 times together with the baby bottle.
• This time the ideal amount of ClO2 keeps more or less stable throughout the next days in the 90ml spray?
• Or does it start to degrade quickly, despite being sealed and refrigerated, making you have to prepare just the right amount to consume it in one day?

Also, let me apologize for making a question out of the context of this thread but, Peter Mican mentioned this in a past post :

I have heard from a German researcher (Chemist) and MMS provider, that storing MMS in PET bottles for long term is very dangerous, after a few month the whole mixture starts smoking when activated and ingredients from the PET material are in the MMS solution.

The inactivated NaClO2 I have is stored in a bottle with an EDP logo and for the activated MMS solution I'm using a PET bottle and spray. Are these plastics safe for these uses or will they start to leach in time?

Baby Bottle Question: A 12 drop MMS1 dose divided into 7 parts would equal seven 1.7 drop MMS1 doses. Activation time today is 30 seconds as per JH. You may want to add additional water to each hourly dose if it is too strong with only 50 ml of water. A 12 drop MMS1 dose, if fully activated, should provide 80 mg of CLO2 daily or seven 11.5 mg hourly doses.

If you have never taken MMS internally, or it has been some time since you last used MMS, then follow the Starting Procedure first. That protocol starts off with eight 1/4 drop hourly doses on day one.

Spray Bottle: Correct. You should be able to tell when the CLO2 in the MMS1 solution has reduced, by the yellow color fading. Keeping it in a fridge should help.

Glass Bottles are usually the first choice for containers when storing chemicals. PET and HDPE bottles have been used for years by sellers of MMS products. Leaching of plastics into solutions could be a problem. You can look online for compatibility of those plastics with the chemicals in question. I have had MMS stored in HDPE bottles which cracked and leaked. Recently I picked up a new, unused HDPE plastic bottle and when gently squeezed, it cracked! No idea why that happened. When I make MMS, I store it in glass bottles.

So we will get 6,25L of 4% HCl solution.

Do we need to stir both HCI and distilled water ?

MMS1 with 4% HCl solution = CDS ?

MMS (not MMS1) with 4% HCl solution = CDS when made as follows:



And, you can make 3000 ppm CDS using MMS and 4% HCL with only one infusion, instead of the two infusions shown in the video. My original method as shown by Andreas Kalcker in the video is from research I did in 2015. More recent testing shows that only one infusion is needed. mmsinfo.org/infosheets/CDS_3000ppm_MMS_4pc_HCL_Fridge_Single_Infusion_Testing_Sept'19.pdf

Is it ok HCl from supermarket ?
How do you measure ppm concentration ?