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Sodium Chlorite Brand - Marwieze Chemicals 15 Oct 2021 17:40 #71787

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Hi All,

I am new to MMS and just made my first batch of MMS using sodium chlorite from Marwieze Chemicals. The bag label has a "DANGER "HAZARDOUS MATERIALS" LABEL, BUT THE BAG SAYS IT IS SODIUM CHLORITE, 80% FLAKES, TECH GRADE. It seemed to turn our perfect according to the directions.
I am reaching out to see if I should be concerned with the label. I noticed other Sodium Chlorite bags do not have this label. Has anyone else used this brand or seen this before?
Thanks for your help.
Sheryl

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