Pure silver
The metal used is 99.99% pure silver, as stated on the label.
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How it's made
A cleaner process
The method is simple to describe and specific enough to read on the bottle.
Purified water
The other ingredient is steam-distilled, pharmaceutical-grade purified water. No salts are added.
Electrocolloidal production
A low-voltage electrocolloidal method disperses the silver in the water. The label describes about 80% silver nanoparticles and 20% ionic silver, in a crystal-clear solution with a stable Tyndall effect.
Controlled concentration
The finished solution is 20 PPM. PPM means parts per million, and that figure is printed on the bottle.
Amber glass bottling
It is filled into a 500ml amber glass bottle with a black screw cap, so less light reaches the solution.
Nothing added
The label says no additives, salts, proteins or chemical reducing agents are used at any stage of production.
Go further
The full account of the water, the electrodes and the 20 ppm stop is on the colloidal silver guide. The six eras from silver vessels to this bottle are on the history page.