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The Silver Pulser Model SP6 Manual
Silver Wire snuggly in place. It may be easier to insert from the underside of the
holder.
4. Repeat Step 2 for the second Silver Wire.
5. Plug the Silver Wire Holder into the Silver Pulser, ensuring that the USB symbol on
the plug is facing up.
HOW TO MAKE IONIC~COLLOIDAL SILVER
The Silver Pulser provides a constant current output, which allows for a very simple
procedure for making a high quality Ionic~Colloidal Silver using room temperature
water.
1. Pour two cups (16 ounces or 500 ml) of room
temperature distilled water into a tall glass container.
Do not use a metal or plastic container.
2. Place the Silver Wire Holder on the glass container
immersing at least 70% of the Silver Wires into the
water. Keep them at least 25 mm or 1 inch from the
bottom of the container.
3. Turn the unit ON by rotating the ON/OFF switch
clockwise until it clicks. It is not necessary to turn up
the intensity.
The ORANGE light will brighten as the current
increases up to the 1.0 mA limit.
4. Stir occasionally with a non-metal utensil. Occasionally, wipe off the grey or black
silver oxide that builds up on the Silver Wires.
5. Two cups (16 ounces or 500 ml) for 2 hours will produce a 5 to 8 ppm batch of
Ionic~Colloidal Silver, depending on the brand of distilled water. The concentration
of silver is measured in parts per million or ppm.
6. When finished, wipe the Silver Wires with paper towel to remove residue. Buff
lightly when needed to keep them free of sediment. Harsher buffing will wear away
the silver faster.
Notes:
Color
: Ionic~Colloidal Silver remains colorless to about 5 or 6 ppm. At a slightly
higher ppm it will be a pale gold color. Do not drink if it is darker than pale gold or if
