KVLab™ NatriChlor™ Chlorine Dioxide Kit with HCL - Part A & Part B (4 fl oz each)
*PLEASE TAKE NOTE: PRODUCTS MAY LEAK SLIGHTLY DURING TRANSIT DUE TO PRESSURE CHANGES, WEATHER CHANGES, ETC. We do our best to double-bag the products prior to shipment to help avoid potential leakage elsewhere.*
**PLEASE TAKE ADDITIONAL NOTE: Only able to be shipped to 48 states via FedEx or UPS Ground/Home delivery service. No expedited service for this product available, and will NOT ship to Hawaii, Alaska or outside the US.**
Depending on the use and how it is formed, Chlorine Dioxide is an FDA and EPA-approved pesticide that can be used in food service, municipal water, mold treatment, odor treatment, medical use, mouthwashes, toothpaste, eye care, and in personal water treatment products, among other applications. It is considered to be a more "Earth-Friendly" alternative to many chlorine applications.
Chlorine Dioxide is a small, volatile molecule, that reacts with other substances by means of oxidation.
Chlorine Dioxide vs Chlorine: What is the difference?
The answer is simple: While both Chlorine Dioxide and Chlorine kill pathogens, Chlorine Dioxide does it differently and more efficiently without creating toxic by-products. Chlorine Dioxide will not bind with other compounds or chemicals like Chlorine.
Chlorine Dioxide kills by oxidation due to a high oxidation capacity, whereas Chlorine kills by substitution (chlorination) due to a lower oxidation capacity. Because of this capacity, Chlorine Dioxide is more efficient than Chlorine, Ozone, or Hypochlorous Acid when used as a disinfectant.
Chlorine Dioxide can replace various cleaning products currently found in most households and refrains from creating toxic by-products like Chlorine-based products. Detergents can contain chemicals and toxins that people may be sensitive to. Chlorine Dioxide is a sensible alternative.
More information on the characteristics and applications of Chlorine Dioxide are readily available on website searches, but a few companies specialize in Chlorine Dioxide products and applications for drinking water, use as a sterilizer and disinfectant, food and agriculture, removal of biohazards, and more.
Ingredients
Part A: Sodium Chlorite Solution
25% Sodium Chlorite (NaClO2)
6% Inert Salts
69% Distilled Water (H2O)
Part B: Hydrochloric Acid Solution
4% Hydrochloric Acid (HCl)
96% Distilled Water (H2O)
Suggested Use
Most applications will require activation.
Activation Process:
- Gather a container made from glass, HDPE plastic, or PET plastic.
- Add drops of Part-A (sodium chlorite solution) to the bottom of the selected container.
- Add equal amounts of Part-B (activator solution) and make sure the two parts mix.
- As activation occurs, the resulting solution will turn from pale yellow to a darker amber. Activation generally takes three (3) minutes, depending upon the application.
General Guide: Three (3) drops of each Part-A and Part-B activated for 30 seconds will usually produce between 25 and 35 ppm of Chlorine Dioxide in 4 oz (120ml) of distilled water. Most of the surface applications use a 15 ppm mild solution. An 8 or 16 oz plastic spray bottle will work great for most applications.
PLEASE NOTE: There will always be variables to consider, so this is to be used as a general guide.
These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or health condition.
*PLEASE TAKE NOTE: PRODUCTS MAY LEAK SLIGHTLY DURING TRANSIT DUE TO PRESSURE CHANGES, WEATHER CHANGES, ETC. We do our best to double-bag the products prior to shipment to help avoid potential leakage elsewhere.*
**PLEASE TAKE ADDITIONAL NOTE: Only able to be shipped to 48 states via FedEx or UPS Ground/Home delivery service. No expedited service for this product available, and will NOT ship to Hawaii, Alaska or outside the US.**
These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or health condition.
