For centuries, silver was the natural choice People stored food in silver-lined jars Silver thread was used to suture wounds Pioneers placed silver coins in milk and water Medieval nobility sucked on silver spoons, resulting in the term, “born with a silver spoon”

Medical Silver Today Silver impregnated bandages are common Silver is placed in newborn's eyes Silver ointments are often recommended Silver spray is used in many medical facilities

Silver In Other Products - just a few

• Ionic silver water looks clear and tastes like water. Other silver products appear gray or yellow because of their large particle size or additives.
• Only ionic silver has a positive electrical charge and remains in suspension and active for years, even after being frozen solid or heated.
• Ionic silver is not affected by light or temperature. Non-ionic silver must be stored in dark bottles away from temperature extremes or it quickly falls out of solution.

	ionic vs non-ionic
Non-ionic silver has "cannon ball" size particles and are much less bio-active.		At only 10ppm, our colloidal silver has trillions of "bullet" size, bio-active ions.

While many products are called "colloidal silver", only the ionic form is small enough to penetrate the cell wall which makes it much more effective. The silver ions do not accumulate in tissues but are rapidly expelled in a few hours and cannot turn your skin blue.

EPA
7 teaspoons per day of 10 ppm ionic silver is considered safe for long term consumption by the EPA.