Disinfectant drops Aquamira Water Treatment Drops 30 ml

Drops disinfecting with chlorine dioxide.
Aquamira Water Treatment Drops - a solution for carrying out two-component cleaning and preparation for the convergence of 110 liters in field conditions in a compact and light set of 2 plastic bottles (30+30 ml).
The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) registered chlorine dioxide formula is proven to work in clear, turbid, warm and cold water.
Aquamira Water Treatment is so effective that the US CDC (Center for Disease Control and Prevention) recommends it as the most effective and comprehensive water treatment.
Water treatment with Aquamira effectively kills bacteria, does not change the color of water and is used to improve the taste of water by neutralizing unpleasant tastes.
Chlorine dioxide is a more powerful oxidizer than iodine and kills pathogens more effectively.
Unlike iodine, chlorine dioxide kills protozoa such as Cryptosporidium and Giardia, which are responsible for more than 80% of waterborne diseases.
Chlorine dioxide does not contain iodine and free chlorine, it releases oxygen and transfers it to organic substances and does not form toxic organochlorine compounds.
Since the late 1940s, chlorine dioxide has been used in municipal water treatment plants (USA, etc.) to kill various waterborne pathogens.
Unlike free chlorine (known as household bleach) or other halogenated chemicals (such as iodine), chlorine dioxide does not create potentially harmful byproducts.
Small size, easy transportation and long shelf life make it easy to use this highly effective cleaning method anywhere in the world.
The main advantages of Aquamira are obvious compared to other common chemical water treatment agents.
Aquamira Water Treatment Drops is widely used in camping, motorhomes, yachts, as well as in case of emergency situations on hikes, when the problem of the availability of drinking water is very acute.
Instructions for use:
The disinfection kit consists of two components in separate vials (30 ml of solution each) - composition A and B.
To disinfect 1 liter of water, perform the following actions:
1. Before processing, thoroughly clean and disinfect the storage container and its lid.
2. Mix 7 drops of component "A" and 7 drops of component "B" in the component mixing container (supplied).
3. Wait 5 minutes (for the reaction to take place).
4. Add the resulting solution to the water and mix the contents well.
5. Let it infuse for 15 minutes, if the water is very cold or cloudy, then 30 minutes.
6. Aquamira Water Treatment Drops 30 ml cost calculations:
-  9.5 liters of water - half a teaspoon of composition A and composition B
-   19 liters of water - a teaspoon of composition A and composition B
- 110 liters of water - a bottle of composition A and composition B
Features:
- Shelf life: 4 years from the date of manufacture
- 2 bottles of 30 ml are included in the set
- Volume of disinfected water:   up to 110 L (up to 30 gallons)
- Made in the USA

WARNING! Keep away from children!

MANUFACTURER
In 1999, the Aquamira (USA) brand first introduced Water Treatment Drops, a disinfectant based on chlorine dioxide (2%) and phosphoric acid, which has become a favourite among emergency preparedness experts and wilderness travel instructors.
Aquamira's special filters and products perfectly solve the problem of turning dirty, undrinkable water into clean and safe water, ensuring hydration in camping conditions and emergency preparedness.
Aquamira creates technologies that turn contaminated water into potable water - real, practical solutions that serve people, protect health and save lives.
Aquamira products are:
- Practicality - elegant, simple design, easy to use without any tools.
- Mobility - easy to transport, carry and store.
- Autonomy - works without additional energy sources.
Users who practice a survivalist lifestyle consider Aquamira products essential for emergency kits, lifebags and emergency water supply systems.
Aquamira products have been tested in accordance with the standards set by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI).