So is "Sovereign Silver" brand actually Ionic Silver and not Colloidal Silver?

Sovereign Silver (http://www.natural-immunogenics.com/silver_overview.php) markets itself as "[Colloidal] Silver Hydrosol." You can see this at the top of the page.

I'm surfing the net and I found this:

http://www.silver-colloids.com/Reports/reports.html


"...Ionic silver is also referred to as monatomic silver and silver hydrosol by some producers who choose not to describe their products using the scientifically correct terminology..."

And also:

"...Companies that sell ionic silver claim that their product is "true Colloidal Silver " in an attempt to confuse the buyer. Do not be fooled. If the product is clear, then it is ionic silver, not a true silver colloid..."

Sovereign Silver is clear. I'm going to do their Ionic Silver test tonight with my bottle of it when I get home.

Now, I've read on a lot of other sites that true CS should be clear and the colored stuff is bad.

I just want to point out here that I don't work for any of these companies. I'm not a scientist or anything. I'm just a guy who HATES being sick. I don't even know if this site I'm linking to is legit or if it's just a smear campaign.

Most stores around me (including Whole Foods) sell Sovereign Silver so I'm wondering if I should try another kind. I've used Sovereign Silver before when I was sick and didn't experience any of the miraculous healing effects that I've read about on this forum and on the web. In fact I didn't really seem to heal any faster than normal.

Anyway, maybe I need to try another kind that is actually a colloid.

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