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Clarissa
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I think I may be heavy handed when squeezing the dropper tube but I can't imagine there are more than 25-30 drops in one full dropper.

Could someone please enlighten me on APPROX HOW MANY DROPS ARE IN ONE DROPPER so I know that I'm taking the desired amount?

Thanks.

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It's really quite simple to use a pendulum (aka dowsing). I have used one for a while & I think it's pretty accurate. Some people may not agree...

Maybe you can practice with it a bit & ask it if the silver product is good for you...? You can also ask for info on other things, too.


how to use a pendulum:
http://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=how+to+use+a+pendulum&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8

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You could research it further... I think it was used for finding water, originally. People would use a willow branch in the form of a Y. They would hold it by the 2 ends & it would indicate where underground water was.

I'm sure there is more info about it if you google it. You can use pendulums for all kinds of info. It's an easy way to do some "energetic testing" without having to go to a practicioner.

With the accuracy of some of these tests these days... you may just be better off with a pendulum... it takes a little practice but it seems to be worth it.

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No one has a simple answer to this question?

I guess I'll call Nutramedix tomorrow.

No biggie.

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I have tried to come up with a constant amount of drops in a dropper and have yet to acheive that goal.

I still need to count out each drop.

I have tried to constantly draw up the same amount of liguid in the dropper and haven't been able to do that either.

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Clarissa,

About 25 drops.

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Thank you CherylSue!

Now I'll be able to sleep tonight. [dizzy]

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