CDL / CDS (chlorine dioxide solution) spray 50ml violet glass + refill kit

Contents disinfection spray: chlorine dioxide 0.012%, distilled water in violet glass
Contents refill set: chlorine dioxide 0.3%, distilled water

Storage: Store in a dark place and in the refrigerator.

Application:

15 drops = 1ml
We have prepared the spray (violet glass 50ml) ready for use with 2ml CDL 0.3 + distilled water 48ml. We have also provided you with CDL 0.3% concentrate in a brown bottle.

Refill:
Take 30 drops or 2ml of the CDL concentrate (CDL 0.3%) (measuring cup is included) and pour it into the empty 50ml spray can (violet glass). Fill the remaining 48 ml with distilled water (tap water is also possible in an emergency). This gives a ratio of concentrate to distilled water of 1 to 24. Shake gently. Done.

Info:

Chlorine dioxide has a disinfecting effect, this has been known for a long time and, according to reports of self-helpers, it also does so when it is administered to the body by entering the bloodstream via the mucous membranes and being carried everywhere by the red blood cells until it decomposes into water and common salt after a maximum of 60 minutes - but rather sooner. Under the influence of temperature, (37 degrees C) and light, it quickly disintegrates. Therefore, after the increase phase against pathogens, it is necessary to carry out frequent, successive intakes in order not to break the chain of action.
(We cannot confirm industry warnings that blood cells would be damaged. The oxidation potential of chlorine dioxide is not sufficient to attack healthy cells). In self-help groups of many tens of thousands of self-helpers, there have NEVER been reports of such damage or even permanent damage from the use of chlorine dioxide, whether in the form of CDL or the two-component version of MMS.

Difference chlorine and chlorine dioxide oxidation

The difference between chlorine oxidation and chlorine dioxide oxidation is that in the chemical property of chlorine, the released chlorine forms a compound with a substance, creating a new substance, which in most cases is toxic and carcinogenic. Chlorine dioxide doesn't do that. Chlorine dioxide never forms a compound with a substance. A "clean" oxidation occurs, whereby the substance is destroyed without a toxic substance being produced from it. The chlorine ion released from the oxidation of ClO2 combines with sodium (Na+) to form table salt (NaCl) - which in the usual dose is absolutely essential for life. There are toxic and harmless chlorine compounds: Harmless is the chlorine in the useful table salt NaCl, and in the useful chlorine dioxide. On the other hand, there are the dangerous chlorine compounds such as chlorine bleach, or swimming pool chlorination.

Violet glass (mironglass)

MIRON violet glass blocks the entire spectrum of visible light with the exception of the violet component. At the same time, it offers the transmission of a certain amount of radiation in the spectral range of UV-A and infrared light. This unique combination provides optimal protection against the aging processes triggered by visible light, thus enabling the extended shelf life and effectiveness of products.

More info at: www.gesunddankwissen.ch/cdl/

Whether CDL is also useful for the novel Corona virus remains to be seen.