Colloidal Silver Water

[zenmountain]

Thanks Mark-

The very cheapest way to get silver is to buy Canadian Silver Maple Leaf coins. You can have them cut and rolled out into the appropriate shapes you require for your electrodes. These come certified at 99.99% pure silver. The coins cost just a little bit more than the spot market price of silver which makes these the best choice and most cost efficient. Example of a coin supplier(and there are lots of them)-

https://www.apmex.com/Category/2/Silver_Canadian_Maple_Leafs__2009__Prior.aspx

Of course you can also get silver bars. Just be sure they are 99.99% pure silver and certified to be as such.

The next best thing is to buy silver wire. Here you have to hunt around a bit to get the best prices and certified quality. I can post a couple of links here for silver wire suppliers. I recommend you get at least 14 gauge but 12 or 10 is better yet in the wire form.

http://www.atlasnova.com/SilverWire.htm
or if you want to spend even more money you can go to-
http://www.sotainstruments.com/original/documents/products.html
or this guy here who is pretty funny as well as informative-
http://www.silverpuppy.com/page1b.html

and finally for some flat style electrodes you can try these guys over at-
http://www.silvergen.com/shop/

You can google pure silver suppliers and see what else you can find. I do trust the above suppliers however.

hope that helps,

PS. Sorry Mark as I don't know where to get the 99.999% grade stuff that a couple of the  other fellows here are talking about.

[zenmountain]

What do you know. I found a supplier for 99.999% silver wire.

http://www.surepure.com/products.php?ID=4&subCat=54

quite expensive though. As is I would and do take my chances with the already pure enough 99.99 % stuff.

best regards,

[exxcomm0n]

.999 purity ingots can be found on ebay in the form of 1-10-100 troy ounce forms sold as investment opportunities (be sure you check the latest market closings before you bid. You'll always pay more for merchandise rather than commodity options which market price is based, but how much more depends on your due diligence).

Look for ingots minted from a reputable mint and you should be able to score high quality ingots both for CS production and investment in a hard currency.
In fact, IF pandemic outbreaks of swine flu (or any other maledy) arrive as scheduled this fall and more people start looking towards non-FDA approved treatments that work, the trading value of silver may go WAY up.

I'm looking for a "cheap" 1 troy ounce ingot I can split in 2 for my electrodes. Should be good enough for production for the rest of my days.

It's (CS) best advertisement is it's use. The more you're able to not catch the flu/cold/pandemic of the day, the more you're a walking billboard for CS effectiveness.

I have not yet tried the CS regimen to test it's claims, but have read enough on the 'net in the way of occidental evidence of its proported effectiveness that I'm willing to give it a try.
I have 3 warts that I've not yet treated to the point of dissappearance  with acetecylic acid, duct tape, or clear nail polish (all these work by oxygen stavation of the wart. you treat them, they go away, you stop treatment too early, they come back) that I will be using topical treatment on them with daily 1-2 tbsp CS ingestion as well to test effectiveness.

I'll post any results (positive or negative) of the trials to provide more evidence either way.

Thank all who have contributed to this post as you've helped me learn of the "best practices" (PPM, etc.) for CS production.

[zenmountain]

@ exxcomm0n

I personally couldn't recommend using the ebay .999 silver. I feel that for the tiny extra cost(if any at all) and availability I would go for the .9999 quality. Whereas the .99999 is quite a lot more expensive and less available(OK for you rich guys though)

.999 silver is 99.90 %     or 3  9s silver
.9999 silver is 99.99 %    or 4 9s silver
.99999 silver is 99.999 % or 5 9s silver

Hope I got those right, lol !

99.99 silver maple leafs are practically the same price as a 99.90 silver bars so may as well grab the next higher grade here I would say. Besides its content, weight and purity are guaranteed by the Canadian Gov't.

Don't let these sometimes confusing details and debates by the veteran silver water makers discourage you any. It is well worth your while obtaining some quality colloidal silver water by whatever means. You won't have any regrets!

best regards,

[exxcomm0n]

@ zen

Though it's not easy to find definitive silver content grading criteria, I have found references to the grading system you show (.999 actually = 99.9%) and find I was confused about .999 referring to the finess of the remaing 1% percentage scale, rather than a decimal scale.

Thank you for pointing that out!

EDIT:
I checked out the ampex link you furnished that has better prices than the mint.

Thanks!