Re: Purchasing MMS / stabilized 5%

[Guest guest]

Any

idea on the 5% stabilized product. I got some from my chemist contact in

Okla. He said stabilized 5% did not break down in light, even comes in non

colored opaque bottle. Not supposed to break down outside in sunlight in water

dishes.

Could

never get an answer on the process to stabilize it (whiz bang?)

It

has a strong salty taste and will burn like the dickens if you use it full

strength on wounds or orally J

Inactivated

chlorine dioxide doesn’t burn like the stabilized 5%.

Thanks,

rose

[Guest guest]

I was reading today about a product on the market that uses stabilized ClO2 for wound treatment...........Bio something or other in a gel.

-- RE: [ ] Re: Purchasing MMS / stabilized 5%

Any idea on the 5% stabilized product. I got some from my chemist contact in Okla. He said stabilized 5% did not break down in light, even comes in non colored opaque bottle. Not supposed to break down outside in sunlight in water dishes.

Could never get an answer on the process to stabilize it (whiz bang?)

It has a strong salty taste and will burn like the dickens if you use it full strength on wounds or orally J

Inactivated chlorine dioxide doesn’t burn like the stabilized 5%.

Thanks,

rose

[Guest guest]

What i have read is wound care using mms2 or hypochlorus acid, made by puricore.

http://www.puricore.com/markets_woundtherapy.aspx

Chlorine dioxide

http://www.enasco.com/product/C28748(X)N

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> I was reading today about a product on the market that uses stabilized ClO2

> for wound treatment...........Bio something or other in a gel.

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> -- RE: [ ] Re: Purchasing MMS / stabilized 5%

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> Any idea on the 5% stabilized product. I got some from my chemist contact

> in Okla. He said stabilized 5% did not break down in light, even comes in

> non colored opaque bottle. Not supposed to break down outside in sunlight

> in water dishes.

> Could never get an answer on the process to stabilize it (whiz bang?)

> It has a strong salty taste and will burn like the dickens if you use it

> full strength on wounds or orally J

> Inactivated chlorine dioxide doesn't burn like the stabilized 5%.

> Thanks,

> rose

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[Guest guest]

Hello Rose,

Stabilized chlorine dioxide solutions are stable because of the PH. As long as

the PH is above 8, they remain stable. When they drop below 8 the become

activated. The activated solutions release free chlorine dioxide and eventually

get totally used up.

I recommend keeping all of these solutions out of UV light. The higher the

concentration the more it is effected by UV light. 5% may only slightly be

effected by UV light, but it is still effected. Also, UV light is supposed to

be able to activate sodium chlorite, but I have done no testing on that.

Tom

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> Any idea on the 5% stabilized product. I got some from my chemist contact

> in Okla. He said stabilized 5% did not break down in light, even comes in

> non colored opaque bottle. Not supposed to break down outside in sunlight

> in water dishes.

>

> Could never get an answer on the process to stabilize it (whiz bang?)

>

> It has a strong salty taste and will burn like the dickens if you use it

> full strength on wounds or orally J

>

> Inactivated chlorine dioxide doesn't burn like the stabilized 5%.

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> Thanks,

>

> rose

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[Guest guest]

2% stabilized chlorine dioixde.

http://www.brewcitysolutions.com/cgi-bin/shopper.cgi?search=action & category=9000

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> I was reading today about a product on the market that uses stabilized ClO2

> for wound treatment...........Bio something or other in a gel.

>

>

>

>

> -- RE: [ ] Re: Purchasing MMS / stabilized 5%

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>

>

> Any idea on the 5% stabilized product. I got some from my chemist contact

> in Okla. He said stabilized 5% did not break down in light, even comes in

> non colored opaque bottle. Not supposed to break down outside in sunlight

> in water dishes.

> Could never get an answer on the process to stabilize it (whiz bang?)

> It has a strong salty taste and will burn like the dickens if you use it

> full strength on wounds or orally J

> Inactivated chlorine dioxide doesn't burn like the stabilized 5%.

> Thanks,

> rose

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