Today I bought a bottle of Natural Path Silver Wings which and the bottle says
250 pmm per teaspoon. TDS meter measured 120. It has a strong Tyndall, is the
color of dark Tea with only the slightest metalic taste..
If I doubled the TDS reading I would get 240 pmm.
"Peter M. Stellas" <stel...@foxinternet.net> wrote: p.MsoNormal
{margin-left:7.5pt;} I just received a bottle of CS from Meso silver
(Colloids for life LLC), which is supposed to be 20 PPM, and 80% particles
versus 20% ions.
It has a light yellow-green hue, resembling the water that you get after
boiling mustard greens. When tested with a Hanna PWT meter and a laser pen, it
gave the following results:
1. PPM = 8.1
2. Tyndal effect = Very strong
The CS that I have been producing measures up to 15 PPM, is clear, and has
virtually no Tyndall effect.
I have read that a good batch is supposed to be clear, but Mesos is colored,
but without visible particles.
Meso was rated as the top quality CS in a table which gave detailed
comparison of the products of several vendors who sent it their samples for
evaluation.
Can anyone help me understand what is going on? How can I be measuring 15 PPM
for my product and 8.1 PPM for Mesos. How can I have clear water at 15 PPM and
Meso a colored water at 8.1 PPM? I must be missing something here.
Peter
P.S. In previous correspondence I mentioned using a PPM meter, when I really
meant the Hannah PWT meter that I got from Silver-Gen.
Regards, Carol Ann~
2000-08 Ends the Reign of the Mayberry Machiavellis.
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