Storing CDS

At room temperature, CDS may be maintained in a sealed container for several weeks without the risk of chlorine dioxide evaporate? Thanks!

at 51 degrees farenheit, CDS comes out of solution (off-gasses). Assuming you do not open the bottle once, and the water is up to the top, I'd guess you will keep it in solution - however, I wouldn't want to chance it. What if it comes out of solution and builds up pressure and pops the bottle cap?

Just my thoughts.

Pam or Cavalcantior

I was wondering since I am taking a protocol that requires both mms1 and cds, can I carry both the activated mms1+ DMSO and cds+DMSO on a hpde plastic bottle?.. this is not really comfortable if one has to work, have postpones all trips and vacation until 6 weeks from now, but I have a graduation to go to. I have been staying at home all this time, but after September I will be at work... so confusing.

thanks
sally

The idea would be to leave out of refrigeration for a few days, a maximum of 10 (I think it does not come to that). For example, if I send someone by mail. Brazil is a huge country like United States is, but here deliveries are much slower. Once there, if cooling, the gas dissolves in the liquid again spontaneously?
About the internal pressure, I thought of bottles of syrup, and leave empty at least one third of the bottle.

HI CAVALCANTI

ALSO I AM BRAZILIAN, I LIVE IN NATAL. The CDS MUST BE KEPT BELOW 11 DEGREES ABOVE THIS POWER OR LOSE EFFECTIVENESS, THE BETTER IT WOULD BE MANUFACTURE IN BRAZIL (MMS, CITRIC ACID, BABY BOTTLE AND TUBE) AND CHILLED AND LET YOU USE IT TO DOSES OF TYPE MMS FOR THE DAY.

CDS - New Instructions (Chlorine Dioxide Solution)