Seems most people on this list recommend clear to very pale yellow CS. So
when I came across this in the website for Mesosilver by Purest Colloids,
Inc., I just don't know what to think. How do they make theirs? They say
it's a trade secret........
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Unlike most colloidal silver products, Mesosilver is a clear amber colored
liquid, looking like dark iced tea. It is the very high concentration of
Mesosilver particles, not size or contamination, that gives Mesosilver its
distinctive coloration.
Previously, it was thought that such a dark color indicated
the presence of large silver particles, which is the case for colloidal silver
produced by methods other than the mesoprocess. The small size of the silver
particles is confirmed by the use of a state-of-the-art scientific instrument
designed specifically for measuring such small particles. Produced by Malvern
Instruments, Ltd. of the United Kingdom, the High Performance Particle Sizer
(HPPS) is capable of measuring colloidal particles down to 0.6 nm diameter.
The particle size report from the Malvern HPPS indicates that the size of the
silver particles in Mesosilver is 0.65 nm in diameter, or only slightly more
than two times the diameter of a silver atom making these particles the
smallest silver particles of any product on the market.
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Do you know if this is true?
Pat
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