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Important Information about Hydrogen Peroxide

The above information sheet is solely to inform and educate. It is intended that our readers will use this information presented in co-operation with recommended reading and health professionals.

To ensure purity, our H202 is hand bottled on our premises. Each of our operators are certified and licensed in the handling and transporting of this product. We highly recommend using H202 35% Food Grade in any sprouting method.

The makeup of hydrogen peroxide is distilled water with an extra molecule of oxygen attached which formulates H20 + 0 = H202. H202 destroys micro-organisms 5,000 times faster than chlorine. It is effective against all of the bacteria which chlorine can remove, and exceeds chlorine in neutralizing pathogens, viruses and cysts from protozoa.

Unlike chlorine, H202 is environmentally friendly because its waste byproducts are only oxygen and water. WARNING: When using 35% Hydrogen Peroxide avoid contact with skin, eyes and clothing. May cause blindness if splashed in eyes. May cause burns and white spots if splashed on skin. Wash thoroughly after handling. 3% Hydrogen Peroxide Solution: A 3% solution of H202 is made by adding one ounce of 35% H202 to eleven ounces of purified or distilled water.

107ml dropper bottle - $5.95

3 x 107ml bottles - $15.95

460ml bottle - $11.95

3 x 460ml bottles - $32.85

3.7 L - $34.95

Hazmat fees apply for the 3.7 L 35% food grade Hydrogen peroxide -
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We have also been advised by one of our customers that using a 5ppm hydrogen peroxide solution is becoming the preferred method for treating koi ponds.

$19.95

pH: Acid & Base

Hydrogen Peroxide Information

pH: Acid & Base
Indicator Acid Base pH Level Indicators for Urine, Saliva You can test for important pH health factors in the range of pH 5.5-8.0, especially urine and saliva. This acid and base indicator paper can be used to test acidity and alkalinity with a precision of 0.5 pH units. The pH of urine especially can vary greatly, so do not base any conclusions on just a few tests.

Test yourself at least ten times, if not more, at different times of the day such as first thing in the morning, 2 hours after meals, etc. If you get an average that is very low (~5.5) or very high (~8.0), consult your physician. Saliva will typically measure around pH 6.3-6.7 but can be greatly affected by what you've eaten (i.e. food stuck between your teeth). For best accuracy, brush and floss after eating and then measure at least an hour later. These high contrast test strips come ~50/pack and are easy to use and read. Note: The number of strips per pack or vial is approximate.

Note: If you are mainly interested in food, be sure to visit the U.S. government FDA site for the pH of many different foods. http://www.cfsan.fda.gov/~comm/lacf-phs.html

$9.95
- 50 strips