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MMS: sodium chlorite (NaClO2) 28%
MMS1 or Activated MMS: chlorine dioxide (ClO2)
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Newcomer asks: Is it real MMS or an imposter? 17 Jul 2017 06:20 #56051

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I'm a newcomer here, looking for first purchase of MMS.

Found this product at my regular supplier of supplements, but do not see this brand on vendor list on this web site.
Question: Is it real MMS?

Aerobic Life, Aerobic 07, Stabilized Oxygen,
th.iherb.com/pr/Aerobic-Life-Aerobic-07-Stabilized-Oxygen-2-33-fl-oz-70-ml/17783

If it is real MMS, then I will order.

Buying supplements of any kind is difficult because I live in Thailand.
Incoming shipments are often a problem.
Want to use my regular supplier of supplements with many years of reliable deliveries here.
This brand is the only one they offer.

Please advise about this brand.
Thank you.
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Newcomer asks: Is it real MMS or an imposter? 17 Jul 2017 07:16 #56052

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What made me suspicious of product above is no % concentration specified on the label.
Is that something to worry about, or not?

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Newcomer asks: Is it real MMS or an imposter? 17 Jul 2017 19:22 #56057

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There is probably not much NaCLO2 in the bottle. You could not use this and follow any G2C protocol.

Have you tried to find some NaCLO2 powder or flakes in Thailand and make MMS SCS from that?

Instead of using MMS1 you could use MMS2. Should be able to find pool shock in Thailand with all the swimming pools there. At least there were many swimming pools when I lived in Thailand many years ago.
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Newcomer asks: Is it real MMS or an imposter? 17 Jul 2017 19:22 #56058

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I'm no expert, but here is my opinion. It may be MMS, but the strength is unknown. We use a 28% solution made from 80% technical grade sodium chlorite. The other 20% is unknown to me, but it may contain carbonates and bicarbonates.

I buy my products from discovermms.com, and have been very happy with them. They claim to ship internationally (though the shipping cost is high). You might want to check out their website and/or send an email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

All the best to you.

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Newcomer asks: Is it real MMS or an imposter? 18 Jul 2017 03:36 #56062

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...probably not much NaCLO2 in the bottle.

It may be MMS, but the strength is unknown.


Thank you both for helpful advice.
I won't use it.

... find some NaCLO2 powder or flakes in Thailand and make MMS SCS from that?


Yes, powder/flakes available at my regular, chemical supply company here.
Reason for my original post was to avoid mixing mistakes.

...could use MMS2. Should be able to find pool shock in Thailand with all the swimming pools there.


Good option.
Thanks for suggesting that.

I buy my products from discovermms.com, and have been very happy with them.


Another good option.
I've looked at their web site.

The problem is bringing in "strange" chemicals.
I tried that once -- led to a brief encounter with "authorities".
Want to avoid that again.

Based on advice above, I've decided to order NaCLO2 powder from local chemical supplier to mix in my kitchen.
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Newcomer asks: Is it real MMS or an imposter? 18 Jul 2017 07:33 #56064

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Reason for my original post was to avoid mixing mistakes.


Take a look at this short video slide show I made on making MMS from flakes. You can also heat the mixing container in another container holding hot water and works just as well.

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Newcomer asks: Is it real MMS or an imposter? 18 Jul 2017 12:46 #56068

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Your slide presentation is perfect for a new-comer (like me).
Thank you, CLO2.

(And I enjoyed the music, too.)

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Newcomer asks: Is it real MMS or an imposter? 27 Jul 2017 09:37 #56100

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Today I followed instructions in slide show above to make MMS.
My first time.
Clear instructions and helpful photos made it easy to do.

Thank you, CLO2, for your time and thought to prepare those slides.

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