I put a couple of drops of CS into my wifes plant water and it seems that the plants do well and have had no problems. I have seen the IS/CS sell for anywhere from $15.00 to $45.00 a 4 oz bottle. Thats too much! I make my own and the cost of DW and the 5 cents of silver that end up in 20 PPM are the only costs now. Of course all the equipment to make mine, you can just use a CLD diode and silver wire and mason jars and a timer. I have a magnetic stirrer/heater, beakers, fitted lids, multimeters, thermometers, pipetts, a lot more than you need just to make IS/CS. I also make CG(Colloidal Gold), and experiment with different stabilizers and electrolytes. So the end cost of charging (I only charge for the bottle) zero for the IS/CS. I might have to if I end up making gallons of the stuff per week. I have charges $1.00 for refills to keep up in DW and put some money away for new silver wires.
________________________________ From: Heather W <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Sunday, February 24, 2013 3:39 PM Subject: Re: CS>Selling CS products Thanks James, I heard about using CS in the soil for plant growth. I also make compost tea. I've been wondering if the CS will harm the benificial microbes in soil? I've used it as a bug spray and it worked great but I haven't used it in the soil for fear of killing all the microbes I worked to grow. What has been your experience? On Feb 24, 2013 2:02 PM, "James McDonald" <[email protected]> wrote: Just don't mention the medical benifits of CS and they will leave you alone-- sell it as a plant additive that helps the plants grow! And dont have any info around you about Colloidal Silver, you should be ok! > > > > > > >________________________________ > From: Heather W <[email protected]> >To: [email protected] >Sent: Sunday, February 24, 2013 1:51 PM >Subject: CS>Selling CS products > > >I have a farmers market buisness where I make natural herbal balms and soaps. >I get great results for myself, my family, and customers. I recently >descovered the beauty of CS and have been making it for family. The CS has >worked wonders on some black phsoriasis that the pine tar soap didnt heal. It >also is used at first sign of any cold or flu of anyone in the house. Nine >people including two young children have avoided antibiotics all winter. >I would love to offer a colloidal silver product to my line up at the market, >but I have legitimate fears of regulatory retaliation. Does anyone have any >experience with this? Can anyone offer any advice? Thanks in advance. >Heather > >
