Welp, its started. I hope resourceful Canadians have already purchased whatever they think they may need for friends and family.

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Sorry to hear about the problems in Canada and Australia in regards MMS.

I have Sodium chlorite available from overseas for $45usd for 500gr a little over a pound plus shipping. smaller amounts are available along with citric acid $5 per lb.

One door closes another one opens. Take care.

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Hi, I just found out about the MMS and would love to get some. I was browsing the net and found out EC is banning it by july 2009 and making possession illegal by 2010. Where can I buy LOADS now? and do I have to ship in from US.

I live in ENGLAND. Please help, Thanks.

Sodium chlorate banned by EC | Log in to Horticulture Week

I heard they shut down one producer.. but you are saying they shut down all sales of MMS in Canada? For what reason?

IF calling it MMS in Canada, its banned. If calling it "water purification" you are allowed.

DOGBOON, your article you posted a link to states that it is sodium chlorate not chlorite that is banned... this is a different thing.

BTW, sodium chlorite when changed into chlorine dioxide, after the activation process, does kill bind weed! Sodium chlorate has been the preferred herbicide for this weed for some time. I don't know why they are banning it. Is it dangerous?

I live in Canada and I purchased MMS from this website:

The package was labeled as "Water Purification Drops" and they claim the value is about $5 to avoid custom duty fees.

There is a very recent video of Jim Humble talking about MMS and DMSO.
It was filmed in November of 2008.
You can find it here:
Project Camelot | Jim Humble

I am wondering if this site you provide is based in Canada or somewhere else. One of Jim's biggest promoters up there says you cannot sell it in Canada anymore and he has removed it from his website but continues with photos of Jim Humble. People, I think are having it shipped in from other countries or things are going on under the table.

Jim Humble states in the P.C. video that thousands are sold in Canada each year. I don't recall his specific wording and I am currently at work at the time of this post so I cannot confirm.
In regards to where it came from, I am not sure this will provide much help but I have attached a screenshot the PayPal transaction.
Obviously, I have whited out unnecessary details.

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I found a company based in Edmonton, Alberta that sells "Water Purification Drops".
Subtle Energy Therapy ~ Holisitic ~ Alternative Healing ~ Edmonton
You can call Robert Taylor directly at 780-628-2872 and he will ship you whatever you need.
The retail cost for 2x2oz bottles of MMS is $24.95. If you purchase 5x2oz then it is $20.00 per 2oz.
I called him 3 hours ago.
He was selling it as "MMS" but received a Cease-and-Decist order from the HPFB to stop. PDF Attached.
Hence, he now sells it as the above mentioned and does not make any claims in regards to its capabilities or potential.

Also, incase anyone is wondering how long that amount of MMS lasts - my grandfather uses MMS. I gave them an 8oz bottle back in November 2008 and just last week my grandmother said they have "plenty" left.

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MMS is made using Sodium Chlorite, NOT..... Sodium Chlorate....watch out for the 'i' replaced by an 'a'....

Sodium Chlorate is a weedkiller....its kind of disturbing to imagine someone going out and buying sodium chlorate thinking that by addiing citric acid it would become MMS.... and truly, that would be a tragic occurance....

...the EC has banned 'Sodium CHLOR-A-TE ...

...take care

TigerScent, yes, fully aware.
However, the sale of chlorine dioxide under the label MMS has also been banned in Canada. It can only be sold under the label "Water Purification Drops". This is because MMS doesn't have a drug number.

I thought that was pretty clear.


Jeremy

Yes Jeremy, it was pretty clear, ....

...however, I was pointing out that the link: Sodium chlorate banned by EC | Log in to Horticulture Week referred to a weedkiller and that some can (as this person appears to have done) mistake Sodium Chlor-A-te for Sodium Chlor-I-te ... particularly if they are not analytical to detail and rush ahead and order this without further checking etc....

Hi there, I still have no trouble sending MMS to Canada at this stage. It is after all just a water purification product.

It sure is.