RE: Re: MMS; the truth be told

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actually that's not so exorbitant. those little green bottles are over $1

each. mixing, bottling, labeling, marketing, packaging and order processing,

shipping all have costs.

one little $20 bottle can dose one person heavily for half a year, or more.

and no one person should have to do that for anything usually.

but you can get the sodium chlorite dry and mix it. find it near you, and

it's cheap but you'll probably have to buy more than you'll need in ten

lifetimes. pay for hazmat shipping and it isn't so cheap anymore. there

are a few places around that will ship it and sell in smaller quantities,

but i don't recall where they are.

one of the currently popular sellers is www.globallight.com and used to sell

a " kit " with enough flakes and 13 bottles and labels for them but stopped i

think because they became aware of the hazmat shipping situation. i got

mine early in time from them and the whole deal was about $60 delivered.

but if all you want is a bottle to start with to try it out, which will

probably be all that's needed for a long time, $20 isn't exactly usury ...

it's cheaper on ebay, from folks who can't be even hardly making enough from

it to be worthwhile. ebay will probably put a stop to it at any time... i'm

surprised it's gone on this long.

> Re: Re: MMS; the truth be told

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> I am curious, rather than paying what appears to me to be very exorbinate

> rates for prepared 28% sodium chlorite (Humble's MMS), why

> doesn't one just

> make it one's self with sodium chlorite and distilled water or am

> I missing

> something?

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> doug

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> Re: MMS; the truth be told

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> >a bottle of this stuff cost about $20.00 and should last most people

> > a year or two.

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> > this is how you take it:

> > http://www.miraclemineral.org/importantinfo.php#q2

> > http://miraclemineral.org/

> > http://miraclemineral.org/stories.php

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> > This is where to order it:

> > http://MmsMiracle.com/boondoc

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