Date:   1/17/2013 4:34:37 PM ( 11 y ago)
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Yeah, Steve is a good and knowledgeable guy and a friend of mine too.  However, what he is listing are basically ionic silver products which contain only a small amount of true colloidal silver.  Steve, btw, makes home machines which produce mostly ionic silver.  When it comes to particle size (of utmost importance when measuring efficacy of colloidal silver), those that he lists don't measure up to others. 

The guy who makes Mesosilver and other colloids - and who invested over half a million in his production setup, also invested in some sophisticated lab equipment to measure various colloidal silver products (which again, are mostly ionic silver with the exception of Mesosilver and Utopia Silver).  While one might think any chart he put up would be self-serving - I know the guy and trust his results.  In fact, I have seen some of them duplicated by independent labs.  You can view the comparison chart here:

http://www.purest---colloids.com/psa-table.php

As it shows, Mesosilver is far ahead of the rest with Utopia Silver coming in second (and actually a closer second since Utopia improved their production process after the samples were measured).

Myself, I don't think you could go wrong with either Meso or Utopia.  Besides the fact that the owner of Utopia Silver is a lifelong friend of mine, I like their product because it does contain more ionic content (about 15%) and it is my opinion, shared by others, that a certain amount of ionic silver helps the effectiveness of the overall solution.

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