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How big is a drop of MMS? 01 Nov 2012 18:26 #25834

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Is there an official Drop size when it comes to MMS?

I have two reasons for asking, first when I was trying to find out how many drops there are in 1 ml of liquid I find there are two possible answers

The metric drop is a 1/20 mL. This means it take 20 drops to make one milliliter. A medical drop is 1/12 of a mL. This means is take 12 drops for one mL.

The second reason for asking is that as I use up more of my MMS air seems to be able to rush into the bottle more easily and thus the drops coming out are larger then when I first got my MMS. The kind of bottle I was supplied with below doesn't seem to provide a consistent drop size. I've got a feeling I've been taking more MMS then I think I've been taking because the size of the drops is getting larger.

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How big is a drop of MMS? 01 Nov 2012 20:57 #25844

pam Offline Platinum Boarder Posts: 4593 Thank you received: 3703	JH defines 1mL as 24 drops. (white HDPE bottles with accudrop tips) That's what we're going on when we do measurements. The old green and blue bottles usually did 17 drops/mL.
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How big is a drop of MMS? 01 Nov 2012 21:21 #25847

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Thanks that's great, I took a syringe and worked out at what point I get 24 drops, which appears to be where the back part of the rubber on my syringe lines up with the number 1.

in that case I think I've been taking more MMS in a single dose then I thought, because I was just pouring drops from my bottles into a glass and the hole in the bottle is quite a bit larger and allowing more MMS into the glass, especially recently as my bottle has begun to get a larger air space in it - meaning drop sizes are getting bigger.

That would explain why I've never managed to do a full 8 hours of MMS in a single day.

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How big is a drop of MMS? 02 Nov 2012 13:47 #25871

vector Offline Premium Member Life Is Good Posts: 123 Thank you received: 15	Pam explained this very thoroughly... genesis2forum.org/index.php/list/welcome/24657-drops-to-ml
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How big is a drop of MMS? 02 Nov 2012 22:32 #25894

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3, 4, 5,... drops is only an average. exsit many factors to determine how much SC exist in a dose. for exemple temperature, reaction time...

you only have in consideration the hole size if you follow always the same and constant process (quality and generation process) otherwise you get an AVERAGE dose of SC

and of course every bottle manufacturer have a hole size, except this:

www.miron-glas.com/en

www.miron-glas.com/en/accessories-from/48-Bottle-100-ml/18-Screw-caps-with-vertical-dropper

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How big is a drop of MMS? 26 Nov 2012 05:15 #27310

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I've been on a break from MMS as I was abroad for a while but have come back to it with a much more controlled drop size - using a syringe to measure drops with and have to say side effects have almost completely gone now I'm measuring drop size this way. I dare say the drops are half of the size I was using before. Before my chances of doing a full Protocol 1000 for 8 hours a day were impossible without getting diarrhea but now I believe I'll have a lot more success

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