Re: That is the problem with you guys, the FDA reported that many producers of Colloidal Silver had no silver at all.

The point is that it is included in the report and if people will take the time they will find that the people that set up their own independent labs tested colloids made from several silver companies and found no silver at all.

They submitted this information to the FDA in hopes that the FDA could investigate them and weed out the charlatans.

Here are the FDA's findings on chemicals (these are cut and pasted sections of the report:

"salts for internal or external use are not recognized as safe and effective and are misbranded."

"The comments themselves indicate that ionic silver salts and highly concentrated mild silver protein clearly are not safe for OTC use."

"These products may contain silver, silver ion, silver chloride, silver cyanide, silver iodide, silver oxide, or silver phosphate."

There are many new producers since then have come that the FDA did not investigate, they have newer products with new patents using even harsher chemicals, like nitrogen and even embalming fluid Yikes!
Apparently the accusers of the products that had no silver in the solution were gripping, and they were justified.

Because those solutions were made by some kind of Colloidal Silver generator that had "Clear" solutions.

Which may mean many Colloidal Silver generator kits that are supposed to produce nanoparticles may not have any silver in them at all.

Which is why it would be great if you could send your end product from the kits you sell to be tested at a testing facility to see what is really in them.

Or maybe someday someone will do that for you.



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