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20 Nov 2023 01:31 #80426 by HeyLiss
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Hi everyone. My first post- please be kind 🙂
ive tried searching under various keywords and can’t find the info I need. 
is it ok to make up eight doses at a time in a large sealed glass bottle? I am travelling and need to take 8 hourly doses each day. It’s hard to mix each individual dose on the go. Would making up a whole bottle mean that the MMS denatures?

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20 Nov 2023 03:54 #80427 by stu77000
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Hi everyone. My first post- please be kind 🙂
ive tried searching under various keywords and can’t find the info I need. 
is it ok to make up eight doses at a time in a large sealed glass bottle? I am travelling and need to take 8 hourly doses each day. It’s hard to mix each individual dose on the go. Would making up a whole bottle mean that the MMS denatures?
 
Yes, that should be fine. Just keep it out of sunlight, so put a sock over it and keep in a bag.
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20 Nov 2023 07:16 #80428 by HeyLiss
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Thank you very much! Phew!

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25 Nov 2023 00:57 #80456 by Jeranie
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I do pretty much what you are asking about. I mix 20 drops, add water and pour it into a 22 oz Tervis cup. I fill it with water and put a lid on it. I keep it out of direct sunlight but even so, I don't think a little sunlight would affect it to much in an 8 hour period. Open air off gassing weakens the solution much much quicker IMO

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25 Nov 2023 10:08 #80457 by CLO2
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I do pretty much what you are asking about. I mix 20 drops, add water and pour it into a 22 oz Tervis cup. I fill it with water and put a lid on it. I keep it out of direct sunlight but even so, I don't think a little sunlight would affect it to much in an 8 hour period. Open air off gassing weakens the solution much much quicker IMO

Even indirect sunlight will cause immediate CLO2 outgassing in your daily MMS1 dosing bottle. If you see white fog in the bottle, that is CLO2 gas. 

To eliminate the loss of CLO2 gas when dosing from an all-day bottle, use a bottle that uses an internal straw. Then you don't have to take off the bottle cap to take out a dose. Or tip the bottle up to take out a dose. 


   

 
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27 Nov 2023 00:17 #80485 by Telesphorous
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CLO2,
I always thought that everything related to MMS had be stored in glass. I also thought if straws were gonna be used they had to be glass.
I feel so foolish because I bought some glass straws. I didn't know we could store MMS in something other than glass. The ad you put up
looks like the bottle is made out of some kind of steel. Can you tell me what we can and cannot store MMS in? I'm so confused.

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29 Nov 2023 13:07 - 29 Nov 2023 13:11 #80524 by CLO2
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I store sodium chlorite solution and acids in glass bottles at room temperature, but out of sunlight. 

For daily dosing of MMS1 or CDS, you could use one of those plastic bottles shown in the photos I posted. 

No, those bottles do not contain any metal. The plastic is called Tritan. You will find lots of them on Amazon in different sizes. 

You can also use bottles made from HDPE or PET plastics for a daily dosing bottle. 
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29 Nov 2023 21:55 #80528 by Telesphorous
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Thank you SO much for taking the time to answer so many questions for me (for us). I can't tell how much I appreciate it !

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