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FREE CS and WATER TESTING

Is your distilled water really good quality?

You may be surprised how impure homemade distilled or deionized
water and colloid of silver can be. Let PII test it free for you!

A water still must be operated at very specific conditions to
produce good quality water, as 'boil over' or the entrainment of droplets
of poor quality water will contaminate your distillate. If you start with
typical 300 PPM water and run the still to 90 percent processed, the
residue will then be 3,000 PPM and thus a very small amount of entrainment
will ruin your distillate. Just 0.1% will add 3 PPM!

For drinking and other uses this is excellent but for producing 3 to 5 PPM
colloid of silver it is useless, as you then get silver salts! They are
up to 17,000 times less effective then silver ions and often harmful.
 
Quoting this Government site:

"The effect of speciation on the acute and chronic toxicity of silver was
 compared using the fathead minnow as the test organism. Silver sulfide,
 silver thiosulfate and silver chloride were compared to the silver ion,
 added as silver nitrate. The tests were flow-through in soft water at 25°C.
 Silver chloride was found to be 300 times less toxic, silver sulfide was
 15,000 times less toxic, and silver thiosulfate was 17,500 times less
 toxic than silver nitrate. (Ed: silver nitrate disassociates to free ions of silver)"

If you insist on producing your own, for the production of a colloid of
silver, then buy a pure water meter for around $50 (or our colloidal
silver generator with built-in digital meter) to be sure of what you
are producing. Otherwise, take samples from your still at 50% done and
100% done and send for us to test. If here is a large difference in PPM
you could stop and empty the still when half-way done! If both are poor,
you should double distill your water! 

The last test we ran for a customer, gave 6 PPM at 50% and 16 PPM at the
end, both of which are of no value for making 5 PPM colloid.

You may not know it, but you can not produce ions of silver if the water
has excessive contamination, as any ions of silver produced will complex
with dissolved solids, to produce silver salts! Thus, no free ions of
silver can be produced, the whole reason for the process! See Colloid
 for very detailed information and hints for producing the best ionic
silver colloid.

You may wish to purchase distilled or deionized water from your grocery
store or other other local source. At our Publics Market we find
their brand of deionized water to be very good (less then 0.3 PPM) and
only 59 cents a gallon (their distilled water varies from 0.5 to 18 PPM).
We thus designed our unit to insert into a standard gallon jug of water.

Our tests of water produced by customers stills indicate a very wide
variation and thus many have problems in using it for producing a pure
colloid of silver. Our COLLGEN2 unit is designed to shut off automatically
at a preset PPM and the use of poor quality water or additives will cause
it to shut off without producing any colloid. This is the reason we include
a digital meter read-out of the PPM, so you can see the quality of the 
water at the beginning and the results at the end so you know exactly what
you have produced.

SENDING SAMPLES
Send samples (one or two ounces) to the below address and include your
Email address so we can reply with the FREE test results. DO NOT BOTHER
if you have added anything, as our equipment will not measure just
silver content, only total PPM. We use a conductivity tester which 
measures in micro-Siemens/cm, to test both your water and Cs samples.
Then we check the Cs for particulate matter with a Tyndall test to see
if there is suspended matter or a colloid. Next we test for metallic
silver (atoms/crystals) and if needed test for ions of silver. From all
of these, we can deduce the Cs quality and where your process may have
failed.

Samples should be put in a bottle that has been rinsed a few times with
pure water before filling with the test sample. They will not be returned,
unless you send return postage and a label.

SIMPLE HOME TESTS YOU CAN DO:

If you wish to make one of the most important tests of Cs, you can easily
do it at home! The best product contains no metallic silver and a very
simple test for metallic silver is to add some hydrogen peroxide to the
Cs. For a valid test, pour a few spoons of your Cs into a new clean
plastic bag and add about half a spoon of H2O2 to it. Twist the bag, to
expell most of the air and use a paper clip to hold the twisted area.
Lay it where it will not be disturbed and look for bubbles after a few
hours! If any, you have very poor product! If metal free, there will be
none even after 24 hours! Metallic silver is a catalyst for breaking down
H2O2 into water and oxygen gas, while silver ions have no effect! 

The absence of bubbles necessitates another test, to check for silver ions,
as you could have only silver salts, which are almost useless! To test for
ions, you can add a few grains of table salt to the baggy of silver colloid.
If you had ions the Cs will turn slightly cloudy in a few minutes. As a
comparison, add some of your colloidal silver to another baggy as it may
be hard to see the slightly cloudy effect without a comparison sample.
In a few hours (or a day) you will see clear crystals of silver chloride
on the bottom, while their absence would indicate there were no free ions
of silver!

You will find most cheap Cs generators produce very poor product, due to
the formation of silver salts or crystals. Without a meter, to test
your starting water, poor water of over 5PPM will cause you to produce
only silver salts! Lack of fluid circulation will force the formation of
silver crystals!

DISCLAIMER
We do not sell distillation units or have stock in Publics, just
being helpful and hoping some day you will buy the best Colloidal Silver
Generator on the market, which we just happen to produce and sell.

It is hard to believe, but search the web for PPM meter amd circulation
and you will not find another unit that has a built-in PPM meter and uses
fluid circulation! Sadly, many try to design units based on price rather
then effectiveness or just do not understand the process pit falls and
limitations!

TO YOUR GOOD HEALTH, FRED