Homemade Dynamiclear

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I like the dynamiclear product on external sores. However, I don't
like paying $90 for a tinsy little bottle of the stuff, since I use it
every week.

I found an article describing the inactivation of Herpes using cupric
salt.
http://aac.asm.org/cgi/reprint/41/4/812.pdf

This is a similar formulation for Dynamiclear.

I purchased a plastic 1 gallon bottle of distilled water from Target.
I mixed in 1/4 tsp of cupric chloride, and 1 tsp of ascorbic acid.
Shake well. *BAM* homemade dynamiclear. So far with 2 months of use,
it works just as well and I haven't noticed any side effects. I use a
q-tip to apply, just like I did with the dynamiclear.

I got the cupric chloride from The Science Company
(www.sciencecompany.com) and the ascorbic acid from The Vitamin C
Foundation (http://www.vitamincfoundation.org/). Less than $100
total.

The dynamiclear that I got in the mail was weeping cupric chloride
crystals on the outside of the bottle. It is a LOT more blue than the
stuff I made. The article linked above seems to indicate a low
quantity of these 2 chemicals, so I think my mix above was probably
OK.

WARNING: do this at YOUR OWN RISK! I am just linking existing
information I found on the internet, and describing a risky procedure
I did myself - if you follow my recipe, don't try to come crying to me
if your dick falls off.