Lab Analysis

Documented by FDA registered, DEA licensed, GMP Compliant Laboratory at 130ppm.

BROWN, TAN, or GRAY is from non-silver substances they are adding to register on a PPM meter. This is particularly true for the fraudulent "Protein Silver"mislabeled as colloidal silver. The color usually comes from the "protein" they are adding to register on ppm meters and they can make it appear to be as much as from 250 ppm to 10,000 ppm. It is not silver that is registering. The protein can be anything. Most often they use gelatin or glycerine, both a clear liquid added to water. Tan or brown also can come from other substances they are using to register on inexpensive meter.

If any colors are present the product is not colloidal silver.

YELLOW OR GREEN tint to the water means they used silver recycled from sterling silver. Silver is too soft to use for making usable solid objects, so other metals are added to harden it. Most often this is copper and copper sulfide.

Copper in natural form is green. Copper sulfide has sulfur in it, which is yellow. So the reason someone's colloidal silver has a yellow or green tint is because they are using silver reclaimed from sterling silver to save the cost of their silver. Usually this is because the home-made seller is using discount silver wire sold as 99.99% pure, but this is from home-based sterling silver processing and it is not 99.99% silver wire, but recycled sterling silver. Very harmful chemicals are used to recycle sterling silver. Such recycled silver is cheap compared to true pure silver which is why they use it.

True colloidal silver is clear, but if very concentrated may seem a bit shiny in bright light. A laser shined though it will appear brightly by reflection off of the silver. What color is highly polished silver? It doesn't have a color, it is reflective. This the same with true usable colloidal silver. The particles of silver suspended in the water are vastly too small to see. It may only slightly reflect light. Common sense tells you true colloidal silver (with no contaminates) will be clear with no color. Colloidal silver having a color tint indicates either it was homemade with recycled Sterling silver or otherwise is contaminated with other substances to falsely inflate ppm measuring.