MMS1 Eye Formula ppm question?

I always use 5 drops for oral use in 1 liter of water which is roughly 40ppm. I dilute it down 5:1 with water for eye use. By bottle cap I meant plastic water bottle. 1 drop to 120ml of water would be WAY too strong for eye use. (50-80ppm).There are many variables that could affect the desired strength so my advice is to try it,test it and dilute it to your desired level.

So what you're saying is that you effectively drink 3/5 (60%) of 1 activated drop to 120ml of water? I'm assuming this is some kind of maintenance dose that you are doing orally.

As for the eyes, you say that you dilute it 5:1 with water. So that means 1 litre of water to 1 activated drop, or 20% of your oral dose, or 12% of an activated drop to 120ml of water.


Puzzling because Jim Humble actually states that he used to do 1 activated drop of MMS to just 30ml of distilled water, but it has "caused discomfort in some cases", so now he recommends 1 activated drop of MMS to 120ml of distilled water.

In any case, I guess I'll try starting with a much lower concentration, like 1 drop to 1 litre. That's quite a lot of distilled water.

 

Never-mind, after reading older posts on eye drops, I ultimately decided to follow the 1 drop to 120ml ratio. I started yesterday and did it three times so far, and I can say that my eyes felt no more discomfort than they would if I had put nothing but distilled water in them; possibly less discomfort actually.

I know this is an old post but I thought I'd do some math to figure this out because I would like to know myself.  In the 2019 guidebook, it says 1 drop MMS1 per quart water is 1 ppm (proper amount for animal drinking water, p 300) and 3 drops MMS1 in 4 ounces water is 25 ppm (p 278).  For the eye formula, it says to use 6-10 ppm for the eyes (p 137).  Divide 32 ounces by the the ounces of water to come up with ppm: for a 10 ppm, it would be 1 drop MMS1 in 3.2 ounces water (32/3.2 = 10 ppm); for 6 ppm, it would be about 5-1/2 ounces.  So it would be between 3.2 to 5.5 ounces water per drop MMS1 for the eye formula.  The book says to add 1 drop MMS1 to 4 ounces of water for the eye formula.  That would be equal to 8 ppm (32/4).  To be accurate, it would require measuring the drop (.05ml). 

To test this equation with the other ppm from the book (3 drops MMS1 in 4 ounces water = 25 ppm), then 8ppm (32/4) X 3 drops = 24ppm which is close to the stated 25 ppm and is confirmation the equation works well enough.