SILVER BULLET ENTERPRISES

Producers of Safe, Simple and Economical Colloidal Silver

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3620 W. 10th St. #180 

Greeley, Colorado 80634

Phone 970-545-2360           e-mail: sales@silverbulletenterprises.com

Silver, Ag, is the 47th element in the periodic table. In color, silver is white & lustrous. The density of silver is 10.5 g/cc. Silver melts at 952 degrees C, and boils at 2163 degrees C.  Silver has a hardness rated between 2.5 and 2.7, and is therefore one of the most malleable of all metals. In fluids, silver can exist in four basic forms - as a compound, a neutral particle (as in ground silver), a negatively charged particle, and a positively charged ion. Silver  contained within plant sources, as part of the normal complement of organic minerals, is  usually in the positively charged ionic form.
Silver salts are used extensively in photography. Various silver alloys are used for jewelry. Sterling Silver is used for high class tableware and eating utensils. Silver is an excellent  conductor of both heat and electricity making it a key component in many electrical applications. Up until the late 1930's, silver compounds were widely used in medicinal applications. (Silver compounds have largely been supplanted by penicillin [and similar] drugs for the purposes of conventional medicine.)

The "Alternative Medicine" community, however, is coming back to the use of silver compounds and colloidal silver for many medicinal purposes. This is due in part to the increasing number of pathogens that no longer respond to "conventional antibiotics". All pathogenic viruses and bacteria appear to have a similar oxygen transfer enzyme in their exterior cell wall. Many researchers  believe that when these single cell pathogens come in contact with silver, the oxygen transfer enzyme is disabled or inactivated, causing the pathogen to die. I have read numerous places that "no known virus or bacteria has mutated to be immune to silver". This statement may be true, or it may simply be the result of inadequate research. The fact that many people place great stock in the concept explains why they are willing to "try" colloidal silver when more conventional treatments fail.  The FDA does not approve colloidal silver for any medicinal use...see FDA on Colloidal Silver

Silver is commonly available as grain, ingot, round ingot, coin, sheet, flat stock, and round/half round/or square rod or wire. Purity includes sterling (a compound), .999 fine, .9999 fine, and .99999 fine. Prices vary according to supply, and purity. Silver with purity above .999 fine is not always available.

All ".9999 fine or better" silver wire is "custom fabricated", that is, refiners and fabricators do not normally keep "pure silver wire" in stock. Commercial uses for pure silver wire are limited, compared to other forms of silver and sterling silver (jewelry) so fabrication of pure silver wire is normally done on a consignment basis. Most fabricators have a minimum order size of 1000 troy ounces for wire or rod.

Replacement sets of the pure .9999 fine (or better) 14 gauge silver rod are available inexpensively from our company.  We guarantee the purity to be at least .9999 fine. None is less pure, much is more pure. For use with the standard 16-ounce-per-batch units described above, replacement sets of pure .9999 fine (or better) 14 gauge silver rod are available for only $18 per set (two six inch strips make one set). Or, for use with the "Big Batch" Heavy Duty Gallon-Sized unit, replacement sets are only $27 per set (two nine inch strips per set).

Or, you can purchase silver rod in bulk and save money: 5 feet for only $79. (which reduces the price to $15.80/ft.), or 10 feet for only $138.00(which reduces the price to $13.80/ft.). Frankly, under normal circumstances, one person would be hard-pressed to use 20 feet of pure silver rod in 20 years, unless you were making and selling your  colloidal silver commercially or supplying your whole neighborhood during an extended crisis. Most people eventually purchase an additional 5 or 10 feet, which will last  for many years.