Hi, Here is my communication with the Silver Edge people. They certainly sound plausible to me. What do you all think? Would a laser tell the difference?
If so, where would I find a laser to buy? Thank you, Jean Baugh ********************* Hi Jean, People will say anything to sell you their commercially produced colloidal silver, or their own brand of colloidal silver generator. What makes you believe someone else, over us? Have the people you are talking to purchased one of our units and had the particle size tested? Have you personally seen the results? Sorry, Jean, but they are the ones just pulling things from "thin air." Probably to part you from your hard-earned money. There will always be people who become fearful when a product superior to what they carry comes out, because it threatens them financially. You wouldn't believe some of the things we've heard said about our unit, all untrue, and all with nothing to back it up whatsoever. The colloidal silver business is now highly competitive. Manufacturers of commerial brands of colloidal silver struggle to come up with rationales to sell their over-priced products to the general public, making all sorts of claims in an attempt to justify selling little four ounce or eight ounce bottles of colloidal silver (which cost them maybe 25 cents to produce) for prices as high as $19 to $49 per bottle or more. When a machine like ours comes out, which produces a superior silver colloid in every way for about 18 cents per quart, the only thing they can do is denigrate our product in a vain attempt to justify their high prices. Same with other manufacturers of colloidal silver generators. They know we sell hundreds and hundreds of these units a month, while they sell a few dozen of theirs at most. They feel threatened by this. And they know it is not because our advertising is any better than theirs, or our web site is any better than theirs. It is simply because our product is better. People tend to flock to a superior product, especially when they are putting the end result (i.e., the colloidal silver itself) into their mouths. As a matter of policy, The Silver Edge does not release testing data publicly because other companies simply steal the results, then copy our units and use our test results to sell "their" units. I can tell you that the particle size testing is determined by electron microscopy, which you can have done yourself at any decent nearby laboratory for a few hundred dollars per batch tested. Parts per million testing is determined by Atomic Absorption Analysis Mass Flame Spectrophotometry, considered the gold standard for testing colloidal suspensions. It too is a couple of hundred dollars per batch tested, sometimes cheaper depending upon the lab. Other customers have had our generators tested through these means, and not one of them has ever requested a refund afterwards. If you truly want to see the difference between the size of the particles produced by our unit, and the size produced by the units sold by other companies (or even commercially produced colloidal silver), simply purchase an inexpensive laser pointer light from any internet source, or from your local office supply store for about $20 or less. When you get your laser pointer light, pour a few ounces of Brand X colloidal silver into a clear drinking glass, go into a dark room, and shine the laser light through the solution. Generally, because the particles are so large, you will see a very bright and highly visible red beam of laser light, because the red laser light quite easily reflects off of the large reflective surfaces of the silver particles in the solution. Then pour a few ounces of colloidal silver made with our Micro-Particle unit into a clear drinking glass, go into a dark room and shine a laser light through the solution. You will get only a very faint and barely visible red beam in the solution by comparison. This is because the particles are so small, their tiny reflective surfaces don't reflect the laser light as well as the larger particles with larger reflective surfaces from the Brand X colloidal silver solution. We have tested many other colloidal silver solutions, and we have NEVER found another brand of colloidal silver, or a solution of colloidal silver produced by another company's colloidal silver generator, that can match the tiny particles our unit produces. Never. Even people claiming to use high voltage to "disintigrate" the silver particles, or people claiming to have special machinery to separate silver ions from particulate silver, cannot match the small particles our unit produces. Some of them denigrate our product because they cannot match, much less beat it. Again, they are the ones pulling things "out of thin air." Get one of their units (or their commercial brand of colloidal silver) and conduct the laser pointer test using their product against ours. You can then see the results with your own eyes. It is quite simple to do. And the results are irrefutable. Regards, Steve Barwick, Technical Support The Silver Edge "[email protected]" wrote: Hi Steve, > I was told you have no documentation on your claims of 0.0015 to 0.0025 > microns, that they are pulled from thin air. Is this true? > > If not, will you please send me documentation on this claim? > > Thank you, > > Jean Baugh > > ************** > >> > From: Steve Barwick <[email protected]> >> > Date: Sun, 21 Mar 2004 13:35:11 -0800 >> > To: "[email protected]" <[email protected]> >> > Subject: Re: Micro Particle Colloidal Silver machine >> > >> > Jean, >> > >> > Instructions for returning your unit for a refund appear on page 7 of your >> > 8-page Instruction Brochure (the one with the large color photo of the >> > generator on the front page). >> > >> > Basically, if you purchased the unit within the last 30 days, you can >> return >> > it as long as you have not damaged or otherwise abused it. Simply call the >> > toll-free number (1-800-528-0559), tell them you will be returning the unit >> > for a refund, and they will check to see when you purchased it, and issue >> you >> > a Return Authorization #. >> > >> > If there is a problem with the unit itself, or you have any questions about >> > the unit or about colloidal silver in general, please let me know and I'll >> be >> > happy to help. >> > >> > Regards, >> > Steve Barwick, Technical Support >> > The Silver Edge >> > >> > >> > >> > "[email protected]" wrote: >> > >>> >> 3-20-04 >>> >> >>> >> Sir, >>> >> >>> >> I bought your Micro Particle Colloidal Silver machine and I would like to >>> >> return it for a refund. >>> >> >>> >> Please advise me how to go about this. >>> >> >>> >> Thank you, >>> >> >>> >> Jean Baugh/Old Glory, TX >>> >> Margaret Tanner/Rule, TX >> > > > > ------ End of Forwarded Message
