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H3O Starter Kit
The H3O
Starter Kit

Our H3O Starter Kit (picture at right) has everything you need to take advantage of numerous applications our "H3O Hydronium Preparation": an 8 fl. oz. concentrate (makes 7 to 10 gallons of Usable H3O at pH 1.6-2.0, depending on the pH and purity of your "base water"); two empty "mixing containers," a 4 fl. oz. spray bottle for disinfecting and light mist applications, and a 4 fl. oz. medical application bottle with dropper; plus, a set of 100 non-bleeding pH indicator strips, for pH calibration purposes.
The starting point for all H3O preparations is your "base water" -- the water to which you will add H3O concentrate in making a "final preparation." You should use either distilled or reverse-osmosis ("RO") filtered water. A good starting point is one fluid ounce (1 fl. oz.) of H3O Concentrate to one gallon of water. This "general purpose" solution, with its 1:129 ratio, should put you in the 1.6 range. If your pH is higher (i.e. 1.8), you simply add more H3O concentrate (use the enclosed dropper). If your pH is more acidic (i.e. 1.4), you just add more water.
If you read the comments from our lab notes, you will note that most users went with a pH of 2.0 for most applications, such as disinfecting and mouthwash. Even though this product has been under constant research since 1996, we are still learning more and more about its uses, and you may well uncover a use we haven't discovered yet - (and if you do, we hope you email us, so we can share your findings with other users).
Once you get the right pH for the product, you can dispense this preparation from a larger mixing container (such as a plastic, one-gallon water bottle) into one of two dispensing containers enclosed with your Kit. Make sure that you take a pen and mark the pH of this solution in the blank provided. The spray and dropper bottles provide for easy dispensing for some of the most common applications of H3O: spraying for disinfecting surfaces, oral and skin applications, etc.; the amber glass bottle and dropper serve applications where you want to regulate, per drop, the amount of product used.
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