A lot of people are questioning the brown color when true colloidal silver is supposed to be clear and tasteless.Why is this one different?
4435
Actually, based on my research, all colloidal silver has brown color to it, the more PPMs there are, the darker the color. If it's clear, then that means it's a highly watered down form of silver.
162953
This was my first experience with colloidal silver. I use silver lozenges and have warded off many a cold by using them. However, I felt no effect what-so-ever with this product. It may have spoiled me for other colloidal silvers. Maybe this was is different, because other people swear by colloidal silver.
162954
Maybe that is why it did absolutely nothing for my dogs. It's a rip-off fake.
2042689
Mine was clear; it's not uncommon for these types of creams/gels to turn color after a while (I have another one that was white and now is brown). I don't know what it means once the color changes - is it less effective? Is it dangerous? I would call the manufacturer if I were you.
408619
I think it is a reflection or a defective photo - mine is silver all around and makes a perfect butter melting pan.
1701453
I did see a couple of the seller's items that were described as having a matte brown finish but I'm not sure if that is the same thing as the "raw" bronze look. I would consider somewhere between bronze and pewter in color, and definitely doesn't look like it was finished in brown. Hopefully you receive the right one, but if not, when you do get the right one it's quite nice.
1712087
as far as I know, the clear is imitation vanilla. The vanilla bean naturally makes the vanilla dark brownish in color.
1091437
I have a pair and they work great. They don't make them anymore in that color. That is all it means. But they have brown and silver now. Hope you understand Dear.
568665
Looks like it could just be color. If you're talking about the "silver: versus "metal silver," the "silver" is a matte finish, whereas it looks like the "metal silver" is shiny.
48143
I was wondering that myself but went ahead and bought the white anyway because I didn't want silver! The finish is actually pearlescent and looks quite nice! Maybe it is a more expensive finish process?
406525
Guess you would have to have it checked out by a lab if you don't trust the meter that comes with it. It seems to keep our family healthy. There is a physics to how it becomes colloidal silver. I've often wondered how you can be sure if it's the real thing when you buy already made colloidal silver by companies who sell it on line or in health stores. Once you understand how colloidal silver is made, you then know it is what YOU are making & not some company who sells it for 10 times what it should be. You can always have it fresh too when you make it yourself.
1336930
I dont know why they say clear unless they dont use actually use it because its brown. I use it quite a bit and its brown.
1444774
No protein in this, only colloidal silver. The liquid is colorless. Kinda looks like water but when you taste it, it will give you a mineral taste similar to tasting metal. Good for both internal and external use.
2070440
The underside is not reflective. It's more of a matte silver. You can definitely tell the difference.
2102416
There is no orange color with this....its like a golden brown. You do not look like an oompaloompa with this at all!! I love this stuff! Don't lather it on like lotion either, one pump goes a long way! Just be sure to really, I mean really wash your hands if you don't use gloves!!! One more thing, people complaining about the smell!? I don't know what they're smelling but it's not this. Seriously, kinda smells a bit like cherries....it's not horrible. Hope this helped!!!
2062577
When I look in the gallon bottle it looks blue. I just read the other answers saying it is clear.
947415
It has some silver features on the main post of the chandelier or were there are any mechanisms. It's not really noticable for the most part it is clear - really beautiful. I love mine.
1385382
yes is more of a darker brown with spots of gold finish on it. Has no copper appearance at all to it.
1013419
The general idea of using dark glass bottles for storing colloidal silver is to keep bright light off the tiny silver particles that are suspended in your solution. After all, silver tends to "tarnish" (i.e., oxidize) when it's exposed to bright light for a prolonged period of time. And once the tiny, microscopic silver particles in your colloidal silver solution begin oxidizing from excessive exposure to light, they lose their electrical charge, and then precipitate out of suspension, coating the bottom of the storage bottle.