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Purchasing equipment in Australia 20 Oct 2012 23:42 #25186

shelfrespect
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Hello all

Am new to MMS. As of today will be using Protocol 2000. Still on a steep learning curve trying to absorb everything as well as other things to support my condition.

Here is my query:

Here in Australia my local supermarket sells swimming pool products. They sell test strips. Following is the company website which is on the packet:
www.AquaChek.com

This is the text on the packet:
50 test strips.
Test for feee chlorine
To test levels of:-
PH
Free chlorine
Total alkalinity
Cyanauric Acid (stablizer)

Can I go ahead & purchase this product?

Many thanks

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Purchasing equipment in Australia 21 Oct 2012 00:04 #25188

pam Offline Platinum Boarder Posts: 4593 Thank you received: 3703	If you are going to be testing for making CDS, you need chlorine Dioxide strips, not chlorine strips. If you're going to be doing activated MMS, you will not need the testing strips. Pam The following user(s) said Thank You: shelfrespect
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