What is colloidal silver used for?

They claim it can boost your immune system, ease chest congestion, and treat or prevent viral infections like the common cold or COVID-19. You might also hear that colloidal silver helps treat conditions like cancer, HIV and AIDS, shingles, herpes, or eye problems.

How long does colloidal silver last?

What is the Shelf life of your product? Our Colloidal Silver has a minimum shelf life of two years, however once opened, we do recommend you use it withing 6 months. Glass bottles tend to preserve the delicate charges better over the long term & we know a client who had their Colloidal Silver for over 10 years!

What color is colloidal silver?

Visually it should be quite easy: colloid silver is represented by a yellow-to-brown colour, where the hue depends on concentration of silver and the particle size (or the age of the product respectively).

Does silver fight infection?

The bactericidal activity of silver is well documented. Its benefit in reducing or preventing infection can be seen in several applications, including as a topical treatment for burns and chronic wounds and as a coating for both temporary and permanent medical devices.

Should I refrigerate colloidal silver?

It is absolutely essential to store your Colloidal Silver in a dark place as Colloidal Silver is light sensitive. A bathroom cupboard, bedside drawer or pantry with a door, are all ideal places. Do not store Colloidal Silver in the fridge.

Does silver go bad?

All Sovereign Silver products carry a 3-year expiration date, supported by evidence from stability studies. This means that even at the 3-year mark, a silver content analysis would still show a reading of at least 10 ppm (label claim). It is always best to consume the product by (or before) the expiration date.

Which is better nano silver or colloidal silver?

Colloidal silver does not have the ability to stay stable in various conditions when compared to nano silver. This makes a nano silver solution much more effective than a colloidal silver solution with unstable ions and inconsistent particle sizes.

When was colloidal silver discovered?

Colloidal silver was first used in 1891 by a surgeon named B.C Crede to sterilize wounds [9]. The use of silver grew in popularity between 1900 to the 1940s.