Cds strength 100 how does this equate to 3 drops?

I just made my first CDs , the strength using the correct test strips is 100 , how do I work out how much liquid I need to drink to equal my hourly 3 drop dose I just made up a wine bottle full of reverse osmosis water, not sure how much water was in there.

I have watched Jim's video on latest information on making cds, I cant quite understand what Jim is saying when he talks about his bottle of CDS hes just made having a strength of 25 Ive listened to it a few times. not sure if he says 3 drops would equal an once or if he's saying a 3 drops woud equal a milliliter of that 25 CDS he's just made.

Ok I Just took approx 1 ml of the above mixture ( same bottle that read 100 when adding one drop of neat mixture on to a test strip) diluted it with 9 ml and did the strip test it came out about 5, 5 x 10 = 50, still not really sure how to work out what three drops would equal.

This is part of the problem with CDS - We will need details about how you made it, to help us determine. As an example, if you made it, using JH's blowing method, that will be something entirely different than if you made it as heat applied. Not sure if you are measuring actual CDS or if you are measuring a diluted amount.

Ok I made it using Jims blow method, I did not realise there would be any difference between the blow method and the heat applied method. I guess you are saying these 2 methods need to be measured differently ?

I took 2 measurements; 1. I just tested the undiluted CDS that I just made by the blowing method and it colour matched around 100 , 2. I took 1 ml of this blown CDS mixed it with 9 ml of water then tested this CDS water mixture it read aproximatly 5 So this is the same bottle of cDS made by blowing being tested in 2 different ways one neat one diluted. Now I've got these measurements still not sure how to work out how to get my 3 drops doses..........

I've got the correct test strips.

I just listened to Jim's latest blowing video He says "25 parts per million equals 3 drops per .........." either he is saying mil or ounce I can't hear what he is saying.

I just listened to the video again and it sounds like he is saying 25 ppm = 3 drops MMS per ounce.

Actually, the goal in the original testing was that we get 8ppm per drop of MMS equivalent.

So, if you make the blow method (which pushes the gas into a full quart/liter, or close to that amount) and get 25ppm in 4oz of water, you've got a 3 drop equivalent of MMS for that 4 oz.

If you've got 100ppm for the entire 750mL (the wine bottle) (which your first testing showed) - then when you drink 4 oz (125mL), you've got 6 servings for the day. Each serving will have 16.6ppm, and you will have around 2 drops of MMS equivalent per 4 oz serving.

Hope this helps.....

Thanks for the reply, I'm afraid I dont understand.

You're saying with my 100 ppm Cds I've made up, each 4 fluid oz (125 ml) is equal to 6 (3 drop?) servings of MMs, therefor 125ml divided by 6 = 20.8 Ml's , so 20.8 mls of my 100 ppm CDS is equivelent to one 3 drop dose ?


I'd love it if some one could make a youtube video just on this subject of transposing MMS 3 drop doses into CDS PPM strengths to clarify all this a bit more.

if you take MMS 24 drops and add 24 drops of 50 % of acid-activate.
you pull it all together to syringe.
Syringe give in 5 dcl bottle, which you poured 4 dcl waters.
You close bottle very well.
Within 12 hours get green-yellow liquid-CDS.
Take 8 X 0.5 dcl.
You add always 1,5 dcl water-together 2 dcl .
So you take 3 drops every hour.
Me can please write, why is it important how many ppm have so made CDS??

and here is picture how I made CDS directli in bottle

ok I'll try this thanks for picture.