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Cindy
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04 Apr 2018 16:29 #58161 by Cindy

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Does anyone know if DMSO will dissolve the rubber in a syringe? I would like to use them to measure the CDS and DMSO.

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04 Apr 2018 19:40 - 04 Apr 2018 19:42 #58162 by CLO2

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I dispense DMSO with a glass dropper/rubber bulb and think that is okay if DMSO does not contact the rubber bulb. Don't think DMSO emits any fumes that would harm the rubber bulb.

A syringe may be a problem as DMSO will contact the plastic/rubber part of the plunger.

Try using a pipette.

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05 Apr 2018 16:28 #58168 by Truthquester

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I use 3ml plastic pipettes for everything we work with here.

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- I did a CDH injection / Chlorine Dioxide (CLO2) injection / IV push of 10ml of dilute 50ppm CDH / CLO2 into my blood 3 times in 11 hours & did before & after blood tests that showed that it did NO HARM to my blood, liver or kidneys. This suggests the possibility that CDH / CLO2 is a potential LIFESAVING MRSA cure, VRE cure, CRE cure, AMR cure, Ebola cure, HIV cure, Cancer cure, etc., since it appears to be safe intravenously at 50ppm.

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- Every ml of CDH contains 1 drop of MMS, so 1 drop of MMS = 1ml of CDH
- MMS is 7 to 10% activated in 30 seconds while CDH made with 4% HCl is about 50% activated in the bottle. This is why CDH is far less nauseating than MMS drops

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07 Apr 2018 09:19 #58184 by CLO2

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I said:

I dispense DMSO with a glass dropper/rubber bulb and think that is okay if DMSO does not contact the rubber bulb.

Today I checked to see if any DMSO was on the rubber bulb part of the glass dropper, and there was. So, I no longer use the glass dropper/rubber bulb to cap the bottle of DMSO. Instead I use a standard cap and just use the glass dropper/rubber bulb to dispense DMSO drops.

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