Buying MMS

Previously, I always bought MMS from wps4sale.com. Now that they're out of business, I went to Keavy's Corner (kvlab) to buy it, and I emailed them a question twice, and they have not responded. Their non-response combined with their jacking the price waaaaay up leaves me with a bad taste in my mouth. Is there anywhere else in the US that's a reliable seller? Or does anyone have a phone # for Keavy's Corner?

Have you checked out the WPS sellers listed here? t.me/mmslinks (Click 'Cancel' then click 'Preview Channel' if you are not using Telegram)

Thank you, CLO2. They don't have a very robust seller list. Where do you get yours? I'm hoping I can find someplace that has 32 oz. bottles and isn't as much of a rip-off as Keavy's Corner.

I have a life-time supply of NaCLO2 flakes I bought some years ago. HCL can be found on eBay. DMSO on Amazon. I'm all set!

I'm experimenting using muriatic acid to make CDS. That can be found in hardware stores.

Buy NaCLO2 flakes here. They are on the list on page 3.

Hey CLO2 when buying NaClO2 Flakes do you need to consider heavy metal and other possible toxins?

I live in asia and all I can find are these huge 50kg drums from China of 80% NaClO2. I read the HCl needs to be food grade so that would be grade 1,2 and 3 which is acceptable for making MMS correct? When you combine the mixtures will the MMS automaticlly oxidize heavy metals in the solution?

Anyways should I worry about the purity of NaClO2? Is it also classified in grades?

If I were you acefree I would order from the link ClO2 gave you and count on that the generated CLO2 will neutralize at least a part of any toxins that may be present in the NaClO2 flakes. There is a good chance international trade is going to be disrupted soon and then you have nothing.

I have a datasheet on some of my NaClO2. It doesn't look too good but I have been using it anyway and it works as usual. If I use it to make CDS there may be even less to worry about.
I get my HCL at the local hardware store. All I do is making sure available datasheets on the product says "HCL" dissolved in a certain amount of water and that there is no added color. Good luck.

Technical grade 80% sodium chlorite powder or flakes is what we use. Most of the other 20% is sodium chloride (table salt).

Here is one analysis:
Sodium chlorite: 80.0%
Sodium chlorate: 3.0%
Sodium hydroxide: 3.0%
Sodium carbonate: 2.0%
Sodium chloride: 10.0%
Sodium sulphate: 0.3%
Water: 1.7%

If you are concerned about the small amounts of other ingredients, then make CDS. It is only CLO2 gas in water.

I have not found food grade HCL. You can use muriatic acid to make CDS.

Y'all, I need something very user-friendly. Are there any companies that sell both the WPS and the HCl already in the right concentrations in liquid form that you think are good?

The button top right says "Buy MMS". I'd suggest you hit it and see what you can find.

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