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09 Mar 2012 17:51 #14039 by appaloosadreamer
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Hello all: I was wondering what reference values of byproducts of commercially available sodiumchlorite are considered safe for our purposes: In the datasheet you see typically 'lead: 6ppm, Heavy Metals: soandso ppm,etc' Do you have any guidelines?
I know you have approved dealers, but since I am running a Farm and use the MMS on my animals I buy 20,30 lbs at a time so I am not continuosly ordering for more. I have not seen any on your list offering those sizes.
I would greatly appreciate some thoughts of what is considered safe for man and beast.....

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09 Mar 2012 18:00 - 09 Mar 2012 18:01 #14040 by Michael Harrah
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Hi appaloosadreamer,

As long as you buy "technical grade" sodium chlorite, that is what Jim Humble recommends. At the doses we are using for humans and animals, it is save to use.

Michael

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10 Mar 2012 07:41 #14058 by paul
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Hi appaloosadreamer.
If you go to a little extra trouble and make CDS, all of the unnecessary ingredients are left behind. Only the chlorine dioxide goes into the solution.

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