drops to ml

I KNOW this must have been ask...but I have been looking without success. I have purchased 4oz HDPE bottles with 20mm dropper top. SO>>> reference the 1 liter solution listed below, does anybody know the number of drops needed using the 20mm dropper top for the one liter solution of MSM/CA/DSMO? I have read anywhere from 15-25 drops. Does it even matter the volume of the drops if all parts are equal(MMS/CA/DSMO) and all ingredients are using the same dropper..or does the volume of water need to be adjusted from the one liter? Am I making this way to complicated?

MMS BASIC DETOX PROTOCOL
(Dr. Ron's pH adjusted MMS1

• 24 drops MMS (28%)
• 24 drops citric acid (50%) or 120 drops lemon juice or 10 % citric acid
• mix by swirling (activate) exactly 20 seconds or (3 minutes with lemon or 10 %
citric)
• add one quart or one liter distilled water(pH 5 to 6) mix (do not add alkaline water)
• add 1/8 US teaspoon (0.6ml) baking soda (Bicarbonate of soda) to mix then stir
well (use aluminum free)

Thanks ....

With the tips you're talking about, we're using 24 drops for 1 liter - that's 8 servings of 3 drops each.

Just as an aside, we're no longer doing the baking soda protocol.

Pam

I thought the Baking Soda Protocol was the new best thing ever! I did read the thread talking about the weight of different Baking vs. the 1/8 tsp..is this the fuel behind the reversal?

There seem to be a lot of changes in the air...is there a "place" where all the latest breaking techniques/protocols are listed?

LOL, the changes are all here, but you sorta have to follow the forums for a bit to find them. The newest things, most of which are not yet published:
(Remember, CDS is in videos, out a year, but not published in a book)
parasite protocols
shot glass protocol for CDS
7 day fridge method for MMS

Vector,
Good question. When I started with MMS1 the same question appears, it will be easier for all of us to use a volume unit, even in MKS or English system.
What I found is:
Every 17 drops (JimHumble) = 1mL = 1cc and 1 drop(JimHumble) = 6 mg Cl02
Maintenance dose = 6 drops or 0.35mL
Daily P1000 dose = 24 drops or 1.411 mL or 144mg ClO2/day (using 22.4% ClO2 solution)

So, if you have a different dropper, have to calculate when you get that 1.411 mL, with how many drops.

In my case I can easy get droppers with 10 drops = 1mL, in this case 1.411 mL would be 14 drops for daily dose.

This is confusing at first, but please review the above numbers.
Also, the GHO recommends a max daily dose of 200mg, so Jim Humble approach is pretty safe.

I suppose the best thing to do is add a set of beakers to my shopping list. Any suggestions to the low and high limit of the set and a online site for purchase. I will advise my findings for the 20mm dropper top.

Actually, Jescola, the 17 drops per mL is only if you're using the old green and blue bottles - the new white bottles with the accudrop tips are 24 or 25 drops per mL, and that's what Jim has been using for some time.

Pam,
But does he changed the 3 drops X 8 times by day for protocol 1000? it does looks like it should be increase, since the drop size is 68% smaller...
Any advise?
Thank you!
Jorge

actually, JH has not changed that.