Looking for SSKI in Canada 
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Lugol’s Iodine Free S&H
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Hulda Clark Cleanses
Thanks for reading, Im looking to get SSKI in Canada as I want to try a gram a day.
How does this guy's SSKI look?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BwOI2_Kg5IU&feature=plcp
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FdrazIr5frI&feature=plcp
He is without question very smart, Im just wondering if anyone has any knowledge of his SSKI or has tried it, since Im going to be taking a gram/day Id like to know if its pure enough to be taken at such a high percentage.
Thanks!
Also the immediate reaction would be to get Trapper's SSKI as its the purest/best but the thing is I live in Canada so his isn't an option due to international shipping, which is something he doesn't do.
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- Re: Looking for SSKI in Canada just thinking
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This is a reply to # 1,946,921There are a couple of ways to make SSKI, and we have written instructions from Trapper on the forum. The thing is, buying the potassium iodide crystals. And having access to distilled water.
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ACS, Reagent, or USP Grade just thinking
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This is a reply to # 1,947,534Is it a question of crystal purity? Trapper says to use ACS, Reagent, or USP Grade.
http://www.curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=855254#i
technicalities by trapper/kcmo 5 year 278 3 Iodine Supplementati
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URL: http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=855254
every technical industry has its standard practices, procedures, materials, equipment, etc. when a technician reaches for a certain material that is of a certain grade, he counts on that being what is called for and by god it better meet the specs.
i have seen assays on different grades of Iodine and KI and the reagent grade(from some manufacturers) has less mercury in it than the usp grade. usp or better is all you need to know, the better grades being reagent and acs.http://www.curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1533397#i
Re: SSKI vs Powder by trapper/kcmo 30 mon 1,509
well, there are different grades of lugols, too. ask if the purity meets or exceeds United States Pharmacopoeia.
ask them where their stuff falls on this scale:
http://www.carolina.com/category/teacher+resources/lab+safety+and+chemical+sa...
Chemical Grades
Below is a list of chemical grades in order of purity, from highest to lowest.
ACS
Highest quality; often equals or exceeds the latest purity standards set by the American Chemical Society (ACS). This is the only universally accepted standard. Chemicals are of the highest purity attainable.
Reagent
Purity is generally equal to ACS grade. This grade is suitable for analytical work and is more than adequate for general lab use.
USP
A grade of sufficient purity to pass certain tests prescribed by the US Pharmacopoeia (USP); acceptable for drug use. USP grade may be used for most laboratory purposes.
NF
A grade of sufficient purity to meet the standards of the National Formulary (NF).
Lab
An upper-level intermediate quality. Exact impurities may not be known; however, lab grade is usually pure enough for most educational laboratories.
Pure
Purified, pure, or practical grade; a lower-level intermediate quality. Although this grade does contain impurities, it is usually pure enough for use in educational laboratories.
Technical
A good-quality grade used industrially. Use caution when substituting for reagent-grade or lab-grade chemicals.
When making a solution, one must first decide what degree of chemical purity is needed. Many types of chemicals are available in several grades of purity. Most of the chemicals listed in our catalog belong to one of the following 3 categories, in order from least pure to most pure.
* Laboratory
* Reagent
* ACS
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