Re: Search for genuine Dr Clark's website

All are fake in that Dr. Clark passed away a number of years ago. Most of the zappers do at least follow her basic recommendations.

The truth is that there has been a number of improvements made over the original Hulda Clark Zapper which was designed almost 25 years ago.

There are improvements in accuracy, frequencies available, and even in newer, more advanced versions of the 555 timer that she used.

The sad thing is that very few of the zapper sellers actually do any research to determine the actual effectiveness of the products that they sell. On top of that, it is illegal in the US to make health claims about any zapper as they are definitely not FDA approved devices.

When shopping for a zapper, look at the features of each one and what they can actually do.

#1, do they actually kill microbes such as bacteria, protozoa, fungi, etc. If they can not kill microbes in water, how are they going to work anywhere else?

#2, do they offer accurate frequencies which insures that the zapper you get is the same as each other customer gets.

#3, make sure that the zapper is battery operated for 2 reasons. Dr. Clark stated that only battery operation was effective and attaching to the wall might not be so safe. Do not end up being a statistic.

Get a money back guarantee and a good long parts and labor warranty. Also, search the internet for complaints about any vendor or product.

Be wary of hype and glowing testimonials. Health testimonials are not legal in many places so you may be getting something that is not of good quality or may be from a third world country.
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