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Note: "H3O" is now sold in the U.S., U.K.,
Canada, Australia, and New Zealand as
"Calcium Sulfate Hydronium Concentrate."
Our first H3O bottle 
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Since our introduction of
H3O in 2002,
we've received hundreds of letters of feedback on a wide
variety of applications for this product. It was evident
early on that "H3O" was "pH driven" -- specifically, that
the product manifested different properties based on the
degree of dilution with water to which it was subjected.Below, we have
created a "pH Chart" that correlates dilution and pH
with functionality. We believe it will be useful to you
as you use the product. The water (H2O) used is distilled water (≈ 6.5 pH),
more alkaline than the "purified" water that was originally used to
test H3O in our initial presentations of this product.
If you use distilled water, you therefore get a lower yield
than if you use most "purified water." Still, we recommend
that you use distilled water to get the best results.
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