Date:   12/6/2015 2:46:37 PM ( 9 y ago)
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URL:   https://www.curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=2291068

I wanted to chime in to say that I've gleaned over the certificate of analysis posted on the website selling the so-called atomic silver solutions and discovered some rather disconcerting issues with the report:

1. There were no measurements taken for the elements in the solution whatsoever.

2. The measurements were strictly of the microsiemens scale converted to PPM. Which says absolutely nothing about the actual content of silver or other metals in solution.

3. There are missing facts and figures required to complete the report.

In short, the report does absolutely nothing to show the actual amount of metals in solution. Which in its current form, is nothing more than a lab technician running a TDS meter on the solution without any content analysis whatsoever. However, if you look closely, you'll find that the solutions that did provide readings under the content table actually fell under the read limits of the equipment. Which serves as an indicator of the actual PPM in solution.

However... since I'm determined to do right by the claimant, I'm going to contact the lab tomorrow and see if I can't get clarification on the measurements with respect to actual ppm values. After which I'll post my findings.

Though at this point, the evidence supports the notion that the seller simply doesn't know how to measure the actual PPM's, resulting in the false measurements of the solutions in question.
 

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