Re: Re: Issues with ebay sellers

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I just pulled him up on ebay, and there are not currently any iodine listings in his offerings. So, I assume he must now be out of stock also.JudyThey that trust in the LORD shall be as mount Zion, which cannot be removed, but abideth for ever. Ps. 124:1From: Karin <krmaya@...>Subject: Re: Issues with ebay sellersiodine Date: Friday, March 18, 2011, 4:09 PM

I ordered 2 bottles of Lugol's from The Full Orchestra last Sunday and I received my bottles promptly on wed. I'm very happy with his service. Thanks for the recommendation .

Karin

> >Just a note of caution when buying from seller on ebay...

> >

> >They might list that they have the item (like iodide crystals, or iodine

> >tablets) available, and even take a payment. But then they don't respond

> >to you if you have questions about shipping. Sometimes they even send you

> >a note, outside of ebay's message system, telling you they ran out of

> >potassium iodide, and then offer another so-called replacement that has

> >very weak potency (not even close to what you need).

> >

> >I purchased some product from one guy who appeared to have a very good

> >reputation. When I initially purchased from him, the listing said he had

> >over 250 pieces of the product available. After I finished the purchase,

> >it still said he had well over 250 pieces of the product. A few hours

> >later, the number of pieces was still well above 200, so although it was

> >selling, it was not "flying off the shelf" quite yet. So I definitely

> >should have had dibs on the product he did have.

> >

> >Apparently, though, he did not actually have 250 pieces of anything. 3

> >days later, I get an email saying "our supplier ran out, and here's a

> >possible replacement product". So, basically, this seller was saying they

> >had hundreds of the product available, but he actually did not have it in

> >his possession. He was relying on his supplier to have it and send it to

> >him so he could forward it to ebay purchasers. In other words, the

> >"Quantity available" count that you see on so many ebay listings might be fake.

> >

> >This appears to be the case with two prominent ebay sellers of iodine

> >products.

> >

> >I don't even mind that they ran out, more than that they won't even

> >respond to you after you've made a good faith attempt to purchase or at

> >least place a valid order.

> >

> >-Ken

> >

> >

> >

> >------------------------------------

> >

> >All off topic posts should go to the IodineOT

> >group IodineOT/

> >

> >

> >Commonly asked questions: http://tinyurl.com/yhnds5e

[Guest guest]

I would strongly agree that if you don't need more iodine right now, if

you're stocked and comfortable, now is not the time to buy it. First off,

let others have access, and second, as you say the market is unstable. I

had needed to order anyway and that's why I moved immediately.

I'm pretty confident the supply will bounce right back.

--V

At 09:41 PM 3/18/2011, you wrote:

>Iodine prices are crazy on ebay and supply seems to be limited these days.

>Naturodoc.com still has stock for 5% Lugol's solution.

>http://www.naturodoc.com/ND-Lug1.htm

>I was going to order iodine but I think I will wait a while since I still

>have an adequate supply and the market is unstable.

>

>

>

> >

> > I just pulled him up on ebay, and there are not currently any iodine

> listings in his offerings. So, I assume he must now be out of stock also.

> >

>....

> > > >Just a note of caution when buying from seller on ebay...

> >

> > > >

> >

> > > >They might list that they have the item (like iodide crystals, or

> iodine

> >

> > > >tablets) available, and even take a payment. But then they don't

> respond

> >

> > > >to you if you have questions about shipping. Sometimes they even

> send you

> >

> > > >a note, outside of ebay's message system, telling you they ran out of

> >

> > > >potassium iodide, and then offer another so-called replacement that has

> >

> > > >very weak potency (not even close to what you need).

> > ....

>

>

>

>------------------------------------

>

>All off topic posts should go to the IodineOT

>group IodineOT/

>

>

>Commonly asked questions: http://tinyurl.com/yhnds5e

[Guest guest]

I had just ordered 6 bottles from breast cancer choices two days before the earthquake/tsunami. I always like to have enough in the house because three of us are taking 100mg daily and I never know if/when the FDA may take it away from us. I know, I am paranoid. But you never know. Kathleen

Re: Re: Issues with ebay sellers

I would strongly agree that if you don't need more iodine right now, if you're stocked and comfortable, now is not the time to buy it. First off, let others have access, and second, as you say the market is unstable. I had needed to order anyway and that's why I moved immediately.I'm pretty confident the supply will bounce right back.--VAt 09:41 PM 3/18/2011, you wrote:>Iodine prices are crazy on ebay and supply seems to be limited these days. >Naturodoc.com still has stock for 5% Lugol's solution.>http://www.naturodoc.com/ND-Lug1.htm>I was going to order iodine but I think I will wait a while since I still >have an adequate supply and the market is unstable.>>>> >> > I just pulled him up on ebay, and there are not currently any iodine > listings in his offerings. So, I assume he must now be out of stock also.> >>....> > > >Just a note of caution when buying from seller on ebay...> >> > > >> >> > > >They might list that they have the item (like iodide crystals, or > iodine> >> > > >tablets) available, and even take a payment. But then they don't > respond> >> > > >to you if you have questions about shipping. Sometimes they even > send you> >> > > >a note, outside of ebay's message system, telling you they ran out of> >> > > >potassium iodide, and then offer another so-called replacement that has> >> > > >very weak potency (not even close to what you need).> > ....>>>>------------------------------------>>All off topic posts should go to the IodineOT >group IodineOT/>>>Commonly asked questions: http://tinyurl.com/yhnds5e

[Guest guest]

Well, again, there is a reason why I only recommend one seller on ebay. I

have shopped and sold on ebay for at least 10 years and I know integrity

when I meet it there.

I am confident that the iodine supply will bounce back. Please don't worry

about that. We all have enough stressors as it is.

--

At 11:45 PM 3/18/2011, you wrote:

>Problem with herbsproonline; I ordered 5 bottles of potassium iodide, 240

>per bottle, 32.5 mg and paid through pay pal on Saturday, March 12 when

>the auction showed over 300 bottles remaining. Wednesday I got an email

>saying they were out and an offer to provide me something with just a few

>micrograms of iodine as a substitute. Apparently they really don't keep

>any in stock and just obtain the bottles after the auction closes, which

>they could not do after a flood of orders. I still do not have my money

>back. Fortunately I have plenty of Iodoral. I am not so concerned with

>the radiation issue since my wife and I are surely fully saturated after a

>year of about 50Mg per day, but I am concerned that it will be difficulty

>to get more in a few months when my current supply runs low.

>

>

>

>

> >

> > Just a note of caution when buying from seller on ebay...

> >

> > They might list that they have the item (like iodide crystals, or

> iodine tablets) available, and even take a payment. But then they don't

> respond to you if you have questions about shipping. Sometimes they even

> send you a note, outside of ebay's message system, telling you they ran

> out of potassium iodide, and then offer another so-called replacement

> that has very weak potency (not even close to what you need).

> >

> > I purchased some product from one guy who appeared to have a very good

> reputation. When I initially purchased from him, the listing said he had

> over 250 pieces of the product available. After I finished the purchase,

> it still said he had well over 250 pieces of the product. A few hours

> later, the number of pieces was still well above 200, so although it was

> selling, it was not " flying off the shelf " quite yet. So I definitely

> should have had dibs on the product he did have.

> >

> > Apparently, though, he did not actually have 250 pieces of anything. 3

> days later, I get an email saying " our supplier ran out, and here's a

> possible replacement product " . So, basically, this seller was saying

> they had hundreds of the product available, but he actually did not have

> it in his possession. He was relying on his supplier to have it and send

> it to him so he could forward it to ebay purchasers. In other words, the

> " Quantity available " count that you see on so many ebay listings might be

fake.

> >

> > This appears to be the case with two prominent ebay sellers of iodine

> products.

> >

> > I don't even mind that they ran out, more than that they won't even

> respond to you after you've made a good faith attempt to purchase or at

> least place a valid order.

> >

> > -Ken

> >

>

>

>

>

>------------------------------------

>

>All off topic posts should go to the IodineOT

>group IodineOT/

>

>

>Commonly asked questions: http://tinyurl.com/yhnds5e

[Guest guest]

I purchased some 7% Iodine from The_Full_Orchestra off ebay last year in a 2 liter amount. I went back to my ebay history and checked him out today. His store is very limited today.

I think the Iodine I bought was meant for horses, but I saw it was 7% and allot of it for like $40. I figured I was good to go. It is stored in a white plastic bottle with read and black writing. I need to go look at it and post the product name and actual ingredients here. I am not at home at the moment.

I decided to buy it off ebay when I found the below treatment in my online searches. I never did use it because I had an open wound and figured the Iodine wouldn't be a good idea to use right then. My wound has since healed and I forgot all about my Iodine stash until reading about other alternative therapies and that folks are using it by ingesting it. I searched today and noticed Lugol's is also 7% concentration in a 2 oz amount. It dawned on me I have iodine already.

I am wondering if I can use what I already have? It has been stored on my patio in a cabinet for a year now.

I would be sure to post the name of the product and the actual ingredients next time I get a chance to post.

Also, what do you folks think about the below idea? I do have some small skin mets that I would like to see disappear. Why brush it 10-20 times a day when I could soak a small cotton ball in iodine and bandaid it continuously to my skin met?

I am new to all this, so forgive me if I don't know much about using iodine appropriately. I might be setting myself up for something I would regret doing.

Thanks,

Joy

Home Made Treatment for Skin Cancer #5“Every tumour of the skin can be completely removed with Iodine Tincture 7%, brushed many times (10-20) per day. When the crust is formed, don’t take it away, but treat the area continuously and wait till it falls without any other intervention except the Iodine tincture. When the crust falls down the third time, the patient is healed.†- Dr. Tullio Simoncini

[Guest guest]

1. Iodine is fine in an open wound-- it's a great wound healer.

2. I think the point of brushing throughout the day vs. cotton ball taped

on is that the skin/met have the opportunity to dry out frequently. You

want it to dry out, as Dr Simoncini is directing. (crust forming)

--

>I purchased some 7% Iodine from The_Full_Orchestra off ebay last year in a

>2 liter amount. I went back to my ebay history and checked him out

>today. His store is very limited today.

>

>I think the Iodine I bought was meant for horses, but I saw it was 7% and

>allot of it for like $40. I figured I was good to go. It is stored in a

>white plastic bottle with read and black writing. I need to go look at it

>and post the product name and actual ingredients here. I am not at home

>at the moment.

>

>I decided to buy it off ebay when I found the below treatment in my online

>searches. I never did use it because I had an open wound and figured the

>Iodine wouldn't be a good idea to use right then. My wound has since

>healed and I forgot all about my Iodine stash until reading about other

>alternative therapies and that folks are using it by ingesting it. I

>searched today and noticed Lugol's is also 7% concentration in a 2 oz

>amount. It dawned on me I have iodine already.

>

>I am wondering if I can use what I already have? It has been stored on my

>patio in a cabinet for a year now.

>

>I would be sure to post the name of the product and the actual ingredients

>next time I get a chance to post.

>

>Also, what do you folks think about the below idea? I do have some small

>skin mets that I would like to see disappear. Why brush it 10-20 times a

>day when I could soak a small cotton ball in iodine and bandaid it

>continuously to my skin met?

>

>I am new to all this, so forgive me if I don't know much about using

>iodine appropriately. I might be setting myself up for something I would

>regret doing.

>

>Thanks,

>

>Joy

>

>Home Made Treatment for Skin Cancer #5

>“Every tumour of the skin can be completely removed with Iodine Tincture

>7%, brushed many times (10-20) per day. When the crust is formed, don’t

>take it away, but treat the area continuously and wait till it falls

>without any other intervention except the Iodine tincture. When the crust

>falls down the third time, the patient is healed.†- Dr. Tullio Simoncini

>

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