Should be 3 nines or more. Marshall
Ron wrote: > List, Is .99 the standard for electrodes? Ron > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Brad Blanchard > To: RonCc: [email protected] ; Diana Fite MD FACEPSent: > Wednesday, May 31, 2000 3:02 PMSubject: Re: Robey C/S unit question > Mr Patton, > Thanks for your interest in Silveraid. > > In response to your question we can guarantee that the silver used in > the elements of the device are 99.99% pure. With each batch of silver > that is purchased from the refinery for use in a Robey product, > whether in the electrodes or elsewhere, we require documentation > stating that the metal bought meets our 99.99% purity standard. > > Please rest assured that when you buy from Robey you get the best > because we demand the best. > > If you have any other questions please feel free to call us at > 1-800-294-1777 or else you can email me directly at > [email protected]. > > > Brad Blanchard > Customer Service > > Ron wrote: > >> Your website states that the silver used in the elements of the >> device is 99.99 (one of them). Can you assure me that the quality >> and purity of the c/s made with the Robey device has only pure, >> fine silver electrodes , and not other trace metals? I ask this >> because I have 2 other machines, both supplied with 12 ga. .9999 >> wire for both electrodes. BTW, I have already purchased from you >> the Robey device and the c/s it produces is different than the other >> units, using the same steam distilled water. Ron Patton >
