Smell and color

Hi guys I ordered sodium chlorite and made MMS IT SMELLS LIKE chlorine and when I activate it it is more of a yellow than amber maybe a lite lite amber...
my DMSO smells yucky.
In Jim Humbles book he says MMS HAS NO SMELL but mine is strong. He also says it should be amber NOT Yellow.
PLEASE HELP ME! 💖
Should I get my sodium chlorite from another source? Does anyone know of a good reliable quality source for SODIUM Chlorite or MMS.

Erin, if you make a 3 drop dose of MMS1, and the drops are gathered together instead of being spread out, you should see an amber color at 30 seconds of activation time.

MMS and DMSO should not have an odor by themselves.

Thank you so much for your reply.
Do you have any suggestions for a reliable online source for MMS please?

Erin, you will find lists of sellers of MMS products here: t.me/mmslinks

Click on "Cancel", then on "Preview Channel".

You may also find sellers on Amazon and eBay.

I don't know any of them personally or use their products, so I can't provide any recommendations.

But when activated  is it fine to smell a chlorine odor of sorts, as long as it is amber?

MMS is defined as 22.4% sodium chlorite solution. 

HOWEVER, MMS is also used as a general reference to all things related to CLO2. 

MMS1 is MMS + an acid activator. 

When you activate MMS with an acid in an open container, you will probably smell CLO2 gas. You can activate inside a syringe and then squirt that into a bottle of water and probably not smell any CLO2 gas, as an example. 

Amber color is a rough indication that your MMS and activator are good. Be sure the drops are collected together. If spread out, you will not see the amber color.
 

Awesome!  Thank You!!!

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Amber color is a rough indication that your MMS and activator are good. Be sure the drops are collected together. If spread out, you will not see the amber color.



 

I tried 6 drops of MMS1 this morning to see what the color is. When looked top down it's yellow, but when looking at the glass from sideview, it's  a bit amber, but when moved around so I could look through it with sunny and bright background, it's yellow.  I wonder if sun and lightning condition can play tricks on the eyes?

I will have to get a test tube to test it out. Right now I'm using a cup with flat bottom.

Ultraviolet light from sunlight, even indirect sunlight from a nearby window, will cause CLO2 gas to come out of a water solution. Keep your activated sodium chlorite solution away from sunlight, and if you have CDS, keep it below 50F because less loss of CLO2 gas will happen when you open a bottle of CDS to take out a dose. 

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.. keep it below 50F because less loss of CLO2 gas will happen when you open a bottle of CDS to take out a dose. 


 

Is it okay to put bottles of MMS and Activator into the fridge? I have mine outside of the fridge, away from sunlight and in a cool place. My sibling put both unopened/brand new and opened bottles (that you buy from mms seller) in the fridge.