Ah....don't it have to be in a dark bottle? Also my silver is dark mesosilver does this seem ok to use,
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You bought the best silver. Go to http://www.purestcolloids.com/mesosilver.php and read about the silver. Read about colloid silver vs ionic silver. A dark container is great, but you will use it up before the clear bottle causes any problems. Silver color that is dark is good. Clear is bad. This is what I purchase. You are a very smart consumer. This is good for external/internal use. I believe I may order their gallon size.
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It comes in a clear bottle. The colloidal silver should not be clear. If it were clear then you have an ionic silver solution which is not colloidal silver. Colloidal meaning the particles are suspended in the water. It should look like rusty water (and taste a bit like it too).
964401
I never tried that. That might make it work better. I really wouldn't buy the item. It realljy doesn't keep the bottle chilled well.
2149551
I use this and the one in the silver can mostly . . .but I did try a bottle of the liquid once and frankly, didn't care for it.
1718116
You created a very concentrated solution. There's nothing " wrong" with it. The silver particles are large and have collected together. Not the best to consume, but can be used as a disinfectant for cuts, counter tops, produce, etc.
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I always thought BLUE was not exactly the best for anything like light sensitive silver. So, when I get it, I transfer it into a dark red, glass bottle. Plastic doesn't bother it, tho. It's just a preference for me to keep as much OUT of the ocean as possible.
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I think it would be fine. It doesn't appear to be very harsh but as a safety I would check the back of the bottle.
1039787
Lass which is the best way but make sure it is dark glass to preserve theIntegrity of te oil
2257971
Unfortunately, it is in a plastic bottle. Wish it were in a dark glass bottle.
1718118
it is excess silver. not knowing the concentration of silver in the solution and the fact that it is now old and oxidized, I would not use it...
1040949
Geez, guys. Just tell him it's a glass bottle. ALL of Carlson's liquid fish oils are in glass bottles for freshness and so any plastic taste or chems don't leach into the oil. Nordic Naturals puts theirs in dark glass as well. Hope that helps!
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I'll be honest, I didn't have a leak in my system so I never required the need to use the uv light pen that this particular product came with. I don't doubt that It doesn't work, so when the need arises, I'll be gladly trying it. For me the uv light pen was just a bonus. Wish I could have been more help to you fellow diy'er! Might I also suggest watching lots of videos on YouTube on those uv light pens and the correct way to use them. Thanks and I hope it works out!
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To the best of my knowledge it has to be used with distilled water only. You have to start out with zero particulates in your water when you begin to "brew" your batch of colloidal silver. Make sure you have a good ppm gauge/meter. I always check mine when I start and it always measures .000 ppm
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The black stuff is oxide developed from the silver, it is not harmful, you could pour it through a coffee filter if desired.
2266357
It is ostensibly clear... I suppose if you got it into just the right light, it might seem to have a bit of glitter to it, but believe me, this is one of the best Silver products available. You should keep it out of the light during storage... Good luck with your usage....
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The general idea of using dark glass bottles for storing colloidal silver is to keep bright light off the tiny silver particles that are suspended in your solution. After all, silver tends to "tarnish" (i.e., oxidize) when it's exposed to bright light for a prolonged period of time. And once the tiny, microscopic silver particles in your colloidal silver solution begin oxidizing from excessive exposure to light, they lose their electrical charge, and then precipitate out of suspension, coating the bottom of the storage bottle.
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I actually haven't used it yet. It says to use the whole bottle which makes this stuff seem pretty expensive, so I'm saving it for when I need it most (which will probably be too late).
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I have found the same thing. I use another container in my bottle warmer and then pour it into the mam bottle. It is an extra step but I like the mam bottles so much otherwise that I still use them.