Lots and lots of iodine. My testicles were covered with cysts and iodine has made them all go away. No more pain and I was finally able to start having kids of my own.   [End]
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With my unit, the green light comes on right away, no matter what brand of water I’m using. This occurs with a readings (hannah meter) from .3 to 1.0. Sometimes with the same water, the red ligjt will immediately come on. Not once in the years that I’ve owned it has the light next to the dial not come on immediately after flipping the toggle switch on. I can’t figure it out. Gah   [End]
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Glad it’s working out for you. Posting up pictures was a pain in the ass, that’s for sure.   [End]
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Update: I am going to return the unit, to much of a hassle for such a pricey unit. Here is a pic of the Tyndall effect it was making. Maybe this is why Grizz was so reluctant and NOT willing to send me a picture of what his Silvertron Elite was producing. http://curezone.com/upload/_C_Forums/Colloidal_Silver/IMG_3928.jpg That Tyndall is intense. The bottle of Sovereign Silver I have makes a similarly intense beam, with a handful of large floating sparkles. Makes me question what’s really good or bad, in regards to the intensity of the Tyndall effect. From personal exp ...
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Hi. I used regular mouthed 1 quart mason jars filled to the ring below the threads...which is where he advised to fill it when using the mason jar setting (which I did). I used the lowest current of 1ma and tried incrementally up to 5ma. I’m also using the 1oz silver bar. So far none is able to be consumed, it’s going to be used for my little out back to retard slim growth. That’s an expensive pool slime prevention method. Lol   [End]
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I’ve made (6) mason jar quart sized batches thus far, non have yet to come out good. First 4 batches were very yellow, floaters and the most intense Tyndall effect I’ve ever seen (not good). Supposedly Sovereign Silver has good small sized particles, but I poured some out into a glass, and its Tyndall effect was intense and bright also. Thought this was a bad thing, meaning large particles? These were all done on low amperage: between 1-5 ma setting at 20ppm. None have reached past 14 ppm after measuring with Hannah meter. Looks like I’ll be emailing them to see what’s up. ...
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Just ordered me the Silvertron Elite with the Troy Bar. I sure hope this machine works better than the Silvergen SG6 that I am currently using. I can’t get over 9 ppm, Tyndall effect is faint (good) but too many random sparklers floating around I feel. I use good distilled water too. Plus when you call the guy who sells/makes them, he is one cranky ass dude. The Silvertron guy answered my emails promptly and politely, that’s more than I’ve ever got from the Silvergen guy. :-P I now wait!   [End]
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Would you be willing to post up (or email me) a picture of the Tyndall effect that your machine makes? Also a little info with it, like ppm of the final product and do you see any random ”sparklers” floating around that are not part of the Tyndall effect? I would appreciate it. Thank you! :)   [End]
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”and the results are spectacular based on the laser light test. At 20ppm, the laser can barely be seen in a dark room. ” Red or green laser? Can you PLEASE post a picture of the Tyndall effect that your machine makes? or email me or text me it or send via unicorn, whichever way works for you! I am ready to pull the trigger on one of these, but I need to see what kind of Tyndall effect it creates.   [End]
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Still want that pic Grizz! :-D Seriously though, seeing a picture of the Tyndall effect from your machine would help me out a ton. There isn’t much out there in regards to pictures of that, at least from what I could find. I definitely cannot call the guy who makes the SG6 machine, because I tried once in the past and he has one cranky dude! I just made a batch last night, and it came out super cloudy. :-(   [End]
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Could you possibly still post a picture of the Tyndall effect created by your Silvertron Elite, along with what the ppm is? I’m considering moving on from my SilverGen SG6. The Tyndall effect it produces is sometimes butter smooth w/o many reflective particles/specs, but most of the time it creates a very ”sparkly” Tyndall effect. Just doesn’t seem consistent, and I still don’t know what kind of Tyndall effect I am looking for in a properly made batch. I feel the buttery smooth Tyndall would be ideal, but I can’t seem to consistently replicate it.   [End]
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Good post. 1st video looks like the stuff my Silvergen makes. 2nd video is a pretty intense beam in daylight. The poster of the video seems to think this is a good thing, but from my understanding it is not. Correct?   [End]
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If you are able, can you post a picture of the Tyndall effect with a laser pointer, and what ppm the silver is? Also, do you see any specs reflecting beyond the normal Tyndall effect that’s created? I’ve noticed with my SG6, the further apart the silver bars are spaced, the more pronounced the Tyndall effect is along with more specs being reflected on by the laser. Closer the bars are, the Tyndall effect becomes much more smoother.   [End]
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Yes, two separate meters (Hanna PWT & TDS meter) to get the two different measurements (uS & TDS) of the water.   [End]
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Could someone explain this to me? I’m testing distilled waters from different sources to use with my Silvergen. Silvergen states the closer to ZERO with the Hanna PWT meter the better with distilled water. Walmart distilled water : PWT (uS) meter: 1.5 : TDS Meter: 0 Target distilled water : PWT (uS) meter: 17.5 : TDS Meter: 0 What’s going on with the Target water, why would TDS be zero while the PWT meter reads 17.5?   [End]
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From the Silvergen website:This transmission electron microscope photo of CS made by the SG6 Auto unit. The typical particle size is in the range of .001 to .005 um (1-6 nm) So is this a bogus claim or what?   [End]
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If the Silvergen is good enough for Newport to buy, then it’s good enough for me. :)   [End]
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Got to reading the directions again, and it says spreading out the silver bars further apart in the water will increase ppm. I shall give that a try too.   [End]
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I do not see anything about a conversion factor in the meter directions. Am I missing something? [Image Embedded Here]   [End]
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I am definetly going to call and see what they say. Hopefully they aren’t anything like Utopia and at least answer or respond to me. A manual override would be great, but I don’t really see myself needing anything over 20 ppm., but it would be nice to at least reach that point. I finally had a need to test out the product. For the past 1-2 days I had a pain inside my ear that was radiating into my jaw. I put a few drops of the 7.2 ppm stuff into my ear canal for a few minutes before bed, and when I woke up it was gone, and still is. So for external uses, it’s golden for sure! :-D   [End]
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Set the dial to max and it only came to 16.9 ppm (clear color). It’s supposed to make up to 20 ppm from my understanding, but I don’t think I’ll be able to get there. :-/   [End]
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I will definitely make a quart batch on max dial setting and see what I come up with. Wondering if it will be clear or start to turn darker in color, or is this machine capable of making anything other than clear? I’ll post up the results when I do. I would go with this unit Grizz, I’m digging it thusfar.   [End]
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Just made a few batches with my newly acquired Silvergen (thank you Utopia for pushing me towards it). I was wondering what others were getting, ppm wise, with their various dial settings. My experience: Dial at 12 o’clock: 7.2 ppm (clear) Dial at 1 o’clock: 8.8 ppm (clear) Dial at 3 o’clock: 16.5 ppm (clear) Tested with the Hanna meter Silvergen sells. It was super easy to set up and make batches. I really like the auto feature, quite lovely.   [End]
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What happened to my post concerning the Silvergen? How frustrating.   [End]
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I just got me the Silvergen SG6. Haven’t had the need yet to try out the CS it makes, but if Newport likes it then so do I. :-)   [End]
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Update: Still no response back, their lack of any communication irks me a bit. I now have the Silvergen in my possession, so their loss.   [End]
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Update: It looks as if Utopia is losing a long time customer. It’s been a week and no response back from them. Not sure what the deal with that is, but it’s rather worrisome to me. Time to find another brand or invest in my own machine.   [End]
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Hi, I recently purchased two bottles (same shipment) of Utopia Advanced Colloidal Silver. One bottles contents is clear in color and the other is the darker color I expected it to be. The clear silver measured 60ppm and dark 5ppm. Both bottles seem to have their own issues regarding the color and the purported 20ppm it supposed to be. I use this brand regularly and have never seen this before. Has anyone experienced this issue before and should I be concerned? I will be emailing Utopia silver in the near future concerning this, but I thought I would run it by here first. Thank yo ...
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