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Using CDS 6000 in Protocol 1000 instead of original MMS - 07 Jul 2012 04:15 #19591

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Re: Using CDS 6000 in Protocol 1000 instead of original MMS - 07 Jul 2012 16:19 #19614

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I use .5 cc or .5ml of the 6000ppm/L CDS - I get a 3mL or 3cc syringe, take the needle out and just pull up .5 into the syringe and squirt it into the individual dose.

The problem with measuring with drops is that each dropper is different. Some droppers are 20drops per mL, some are 24 drops per mL - the old blue and green bottles had different sized orifices, and some were even as few as 17 drops per mL. If you can figure out how many drops your measuring device gives per mL, then you can figure out how many drops per dose.

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