Activating MMS with apple cider vinegar?

Unfortunately my bottle of 50% citric acid activator broke and leaked out in my travels, fortunately I still have the MMS bottle.

To quote from the instructions on the site:

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(2) add 5 drops of 10% citric acid for each drop of MMS in the glass, and then shake or swirl to mix, wait 3 minutes, add 1/2 to 1 glass of water or juice and then drink.

(3) add 5 drops of vinegar for each drop of MMS in the glass, shake or swirl to mix, wait 3 minutes, add 1/2 to 1 glass of water or juice and then drink.

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I bought apple cider vinegar but it's diluted to 5% acidity while the instructions specify 10%.

So my question is, would 5 drops of apple cider vinegar be enough or should I add 10 drops?

I've been using 5 drops per drop of MMS and wondered if it's fully activated. The solution is virtually colorless, yet the chlorine smell is certainly there.

Thank you to anyone who can answer.

John

Hi John,
Sorry for not replying to your question earlier - I think ix posted a ton of testimonial posts all at once which bumped you off the first page; making it easier to miss your post.

Charlotte did some testing on different activators and vinegar was the worst and that was probably the reason why that when you tried to activate your MMS with the vinegar, it was almost colorless with some odor.

Here's Charlotte's test results:
(By the way, the reason why vinegar isn't shown on the chart is because when it was tested, it basically didn't register ANY CLO2)



Hope this helps you in the future at least.

Take care,
Scott