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ounce to 30 milliliters; 1/2 cup to 4 fluid ounces or 120
milliliters. (Wherever one finds ounce or ounces written in
this book, we are referring to a fluid ounce or fluid ounces.)
In addition, the same is true for measuring drops. There
are varying factors that weigh in to measuring a drop. In
this book I have chosen to follow a general rule of thumb
(based on the metric system) of 20 drops equals 1
milliliter. It is important to note that drop size may differ
among different droppers, bottles with dropper caps, etc.
Overall, if you are using good bottles that the drops fall
easy from, one drop at a time, and the bottles do not leak,
or tend to give you runaway drops—everything should be
fine. If your dropper bottles do not work well, consider
finding another supplier for your MMS and activator.
MMS Health Recovery
Guide Legend
MMS unactivated MMS
MMS1 activated MMS
MMS2 calcium hypochlorite
HCl hydrochloric acid
ml milliliter
1 ml 20 drops
1 ounce 30 ml
1 Tablespoon 15 ml
1 teaspoon 5 ml
1/2 cup 4 ounces/120 ml
cc cubic centimeter
1 ml 1 cc