Being a diabetic I can offer up this piece of information. Some strips contain more gold than others. Usually the more expensive the strip, the more gold they contain, but not always. The more expensive strips are usually more accurate which is why I think they have more gold. They all have gold because it is non-reactive with all of the chemicals blood contains, which could corrode metals such as copper and silver and will not oxidize over time and give a false or zero reading.
Let me just say I did 1500 of the Accu-Check gold plated strips and got very very little gold powder once finished. so little that it couldn't even be smelted. You will need thousands of these strips. Maybe 6 to 7 thousand of them to get much of anything. Not to drop a turd in the punch bowl, but wanted to share the let down.
Gold recovery: The diabetic test strips that contain the most gold are the One Touch Ultra and the Free Style Lites. We have about 46,000 of these that are unused and expired, which are ideal for recovering the gold. Please contact me if interested at free 3733 at geeeemail
since I first watched your videos I have recovered about an ounce of gold I recorded and posted my first experience and haven't stopped since I just post ads on my local ad site saying I take old computers and electronics and they come flocking just wanted to say thanks for doing what you do
Gold recovery: The diabetic test strips that contain the most gold are the One Touch Ultra and the Free Style Lites. We have about 46,000 of these that are unused and expired, which are ideal for recovering the gold. Please contact me if interested at free 3733 at geeeemail
@@moosescrapper5928 Gold recovery: The diabetic test strips that contain the most gold are the One Touch Ultra and the Free Style Lites. We have about 46,000 of these that are unused and expired, which are ideal for recovering the gold. Please contact me if interested at free 3733 at geeeemail
There is about 33 Troy ounces of Gold on a batch of 8 million strips (the type you demo'd). Saving 1200 strips in a year will yield you about $5.90 (before refining fees).
Was wondering if there is any gold in the Omnipod 5 or Dexcom transmitters. I can see the circuit boards and it looks like gold, but I'm not overly sure.
Hey Moose. I've been starting to use the new wireless sensors for diabetics and guess if I was in for a suprise when I opened one of those sensors. A small plated circuitboard... And I get them for free. I will open ten and see what will come out of that batch.
If you can get these expired strips _freestyle , accu-check retail , i will trade you for long dates at a ratio that pays more than gold Teststripjoe@gmail.com. Expired strips can be used for animals and still save lives !
Not many people I tell ya... plus they are contaminated technically and are considered biohazard... I got mine from family members but the strips they get have changed and no longer have gold in them.
I have so many unused test strips from my father, but I can't find anyone online who buys expired unused test strips anymore. So they're just sitting there
Can you use muriatic acid to dissolve the gold? And I also heard using toilet bowl cleaner because it has hcl in it . And another question is are some of the strips made of silver or just different putity of gold?
What about test strip gold recovery for INR test strips? They appear to have quite a bit of gold in them, as well as the little chip that calibrates the machine for each new vial of test strips. Any info?
Hello, I have a Question for you. Do all strips have gold in them. My new ones do, I can physically see it. My old ones are blue, black and white and are quite sticky.
Hi Moose. Can you please send a link to all thoose websites you talking about in the 1 minute in video? I would love see that what you called "holy grale" of pressures metal refining. I would love to find a book and buy it for myself. Thanks
I am in the UK and work in a mental health unit .I test the BM machine using 2 test strips daily ( no blood contact) if you would like them mailed to you I would be happy to see someone benefit from them .I have quite a few so far ....
thanks I really appreciate the offer however there is so little in each one that it would take thousands to be worth while... or even the shipping costs... Thanks!
I'VE BEEN SAVING MINE BUT DUH ME HAS BEEN CUTTING OFF EH BLOOD PART NOT THINKING OR KNOWING ABOUT UNDER THE TOP PART OF THE STRIP... WELL THAT I KNOW i'LL JUST WIPE IT OFF AND STICK IT IN WITH THE REST OF THEM. NOW IS THE GOLD ON THESE 14 OR 24K GOLD??
+ShootBigBucks If he refines using the Bleach-HCl method it does not matter if his source is 14K, 21K, or 24K. 24K is what drops out of solution after adding Sodium Metabisulfite. The Copper Chloride and Nickel Chloride Salts from any Karat Gold (impure Gold) remain in solution. Bleach-HCl produces Chlorine Gas and breathing that in can be deadly. It will burn your lungs. You will not feel it as it is happening as your lung tissue does not have nerve endings. But you will suffocate if you do it wrong. There is NO PAIN WARNING.. Heads up.
How can you be sure of what metal is used on the electrodes I have freestyle brand that have a dark grey electrode assuming it could be palladium but I wouldn't want to invest hours into something that is not worth anything like even the ones that could be gold aren't very gold in color but could be silver or another platinum group I wouldn't do it if it's silver that's for sure ill finish video but I've yet to find useful info from the others ive seen on this subject and none of the companies disclose what is used grrr thank you for posting this info
Hi Moose, after you have a lot of strips done how do you precipitate it? Is it with the bleach, muriatic acid and metabisulfite solution. Thanks love your videos.
I think you just answered your own question, you precipitate the gold out of the HCL bleach solution with sodium metabisulfite. Warning, if there is not enough gold in solution, you will not see much of a reaction especially if you use too much solution. A lot of strips would be hundreds of strips.
is there a faster way to do bulk of these on removing the adhesives? I have many coming in that are unused just expired. any help of your expertise I would be thankful.
@@GibbytheScrapper Hi Gibby, Thanks for posting. I have a few hundred boxes of expired One Touch Ultras and FreeStyleLites available for sale. What do you pay for them? email me at free3733@gmail.com. Thanks, Joe
Hey I like your video on using Drano to remove the green soldier off of circuit boards I been cleaning the green crap off every circuit board I have thanks for Videos.
Ok, I have a jar of diabetic test strips, about 4 inches high, 3 wide packed full of strips, may count them out some day, and a big pickle jar of various gold stuff from electronics. How can I process this stuff? It will be my first time, and need good instructions. Have a lab beaker set, from amazon, think the biggest is 1000ml. just ordered a gold test kit from Amazon,and some other supplies. would like to try processing this by mid june, if possible. And I noticed that Accucheck went to silver strips.. im saving those too, as they should be salvageable. Thanks for any help.
Please, please, please remember people that unless they are your own strips you will be playing with something that has come into contact with someone else's blood. That is what's known as a level four biohazard. It is potentially as dangerous as it sounds. An added thought is that most diabetics have other sharps in the same disposal containers as their used test strips. Meaning there could be a risk of a needle stick. IF you're going to do this I'd suggest finding yourself a plastic tub or glass baking dish with a large flat bottom. Put on a pair of the good heavy duty nitryl gloves and empty the container then cover with bleach. Use an old pair of bbq tongs to spread them around the bottom so they are all covered. Let it sit for a few minutes, drain the sharps through a kitchen strainers, rinse with cold water and repeat one more time. Even old or dried blood products are nothing to chance with. All that said these are not worth it. My daughter's a type 1 diabetic and I tried collecting them and just peeling them as she used them so I didn't have a huge batch to go through at once and just chucked them in a 1 gallon pickle jar until it was filled. I barely got a gram out of it. It's got to be a gold alloy and not pure gold and thin as hell at that.
Gold recovery: The diabetic test strips that contain the most gold are the One Touch Ultra and the Free Style Lites. We have about 46,000 of these that are unused and expired, which are ideal for recovering the gold. Please contact me if interested at free 3733 at geeeemail
Hey Moose, I have a question. I have about 2000 "Embrace" & "ForaCare" brand test strips and don't know what kind of metal is used on them. I'm sure it's not gold but one of them I'm guessing platinum. Would you confirm what is used on these test strips? If not would you let me know how to find out? Moose is #1!
Shal'aam Aleichem Can we use that Auric Chloride to remove gold (and possibly silver) plating from computer boards an other gold / silver plated materials? Plus, how many times can you use that amount of auric chloride before the solution becomes saturated, than it needs to to be filtered? Plus after filtration, how many more times can it be used? Baruch haba b'shem YaHuah AAPiY MiKaEl
I had a messed-up micro card, and digital camera that didn't work anymore. both had gold contacts, so I used an xacto knife , removed the plastic on the card and there was gold in,on the cameras contacts. even found gold in telephone cable plugs and on cordless phone cotton contacts. any thoughts on that? just wanted to tell everyone to check it out! good scrapping and hunting!
If you can get these expired strips _freestyle , accu-check retail , i will trade you for long dates at a ratio that pays more than gold Teststripjoe@gmail.com
hey moose scrapper, question for ya....can I purchase sodium metal bicarbonate instead of making at home? I'm not sure if I want to chance blowing up the garage just yet, lol. Any suggestions?
+Holly Dietrich Hi and thanks for watching. I am not quite sure what you are asking here. What would the sodium metal bicarbonate be used for? In this video, I use sodium metabisulfite, a completely different chemical that is not substitutable unless you want to use sulphur dioxide gas bubbles directly. And this should not be done in the garage due to fumes. Do this outside and stand up wind. Best of luck to you.
hi moose... i like your video...I got the idea from your video... how many strips are required for 1 gram of gold? how to stick uric acid...there is gold over there? thank you
+M. Sapta Hi and thanks for watching. I do not know how many it would take for a gram of gold. I am guessing at least 2-3 lbs of strips. As for the second part of your question, I do not understand what you are asking.
+Moose Scrapper hi would you mind me asking if what is the brand name of that strip? Coz my mom is diabetic but she's using a One touch ultra test strip and when i peel off the strip its gold but black and definitely its not the brand in the video.. Thank you and more power..
Hey Moose, Hope you are doing very well. As usual I enjoy your videos and appreciate your time and posting them. I would like to know the shelf life for the gold solution. Auoric Chloride and also if you could, please give me the mixing instructions of each chemical so I may whip a batch up. Would like to stay away from the Nitric and stuff a while due to my cancer. Please respond when you have a chance. Thank you again for your time buddy.
ey moose good work i only got one problem my hcl and bleach when i make and use it the next week when i wana use it again it does not work then i must thru more bleach in and then it works again how do u use ur stuff over and over or how do u store ur used acid must it be in a plastic or glass bottel and must the bottle seal good.becuase im sitting with maybe 5 litters of hcl and bleach with maybe a gram of gold in and do i mix it right 3 parts hcl and 1 part bleach. im gone make a new butch of the acid to do some simcards in.and if i do it can i throw a bunch in it or must a only do 1 or 2 on a time in the acid.
+james wilson Hi there, Shoot is right, you want to keep it air tight. I use a glass vinegar bottle that I washed well. I would really not suggest that you use that much liquid though, If you have that many liters of solution with only one gram of gold in it chances are you will have a very....very hard time recovering it, if you are abel to get it back at all. Try your hardest to not use more than 400ml of solution. Also, sim cards are not the same as the diabetic test strips. Sims actually have a layer of copper under the gold so you will want to use AP before you try to refine it.
"...it takes a lot a lot of research to learn all the different things that could happen that could really mess up your experiment..." That's what the comment section's for: Comment: "Doesn't work! I burned my hand off while I was dumping the acid out the bottle!" ... Note to self: "pour acid gently while wearing gloves and eye protection...and don't use bathtub (refer to Breaking Bad self-notes)"
old guy 65 scrapped for years had stroke in oct, down but not out daughter bought me computer so new and slow at this, like your site,found ive been throwing away silver and giving away money selling electric scrap for years, damn m,s, man ignorance is bliss, your fault hahahhhhhhhhhhaha thats what happens if you laff and cry at the same time.cant drink any more but cheers moose anyway.dee lunbeck 3225 laurance rd. north pole alaska 99705 just sucribed
since I first watched your videos I have recovered about an ounce of gold I recorded and posted my first experience and haven't stopped since I just post ads on my local ad site saying I take old computers and electronics and they come flocking just wanted to say thanks for doing what you do
Being a diabetic I can offer up this piece of information. Some strips contain more gold than others. Usually the more expensive the strip, the more gold they contain, but not always. The more expensive strips are usually more accurate which is why I think they have more gold. They all have gold because it is non-reactive with all of the chemicals blood contains, which could corrode metals such as copper and silver and will not oxidize over time and give a false or zero reading.
Hi Moose, I can't believe you did this, I've been saving mine for year's, thank's for tip on cleaning.
Let me just say I did 1500 of the Accu-Check gold plated strips and got very very little gold powder once finished. so little that it couldn't even be smelted. You will need thousands of these strips. Maybe 6 to 7 thousand of them to get much of anything. Not to drop a turd in the punch bowl, but wanted to share the let down.
Gold recovery: The diabetic test strips that contain the most gold are the One Touch Ultra and the Free Style Lites. We have about 46,000 of these that are unused and expired, which are ideal for recovering the gold. Please contact me if interested at free 3733 at geeeemail
It finally pays to be a diabetic!! Lol I will start saving my test strips.
since I first watched your videos I have recovered about an ounce of gold I recorded and posted my first experience and haven't stopped since I just post ads on my local ad site saying I take old computers and electronics and they come flocking just wanted to say thanks for doing what you do
Gold recovery: The diabetic test strips that contain the most gold are the One Touch Ultra and the Free Style Lites. We have about 46,000 of these that are unused and expired, which are ideal for recovering the gold. Please contact me if interested at free 3733 at geeeemail
Hi! What do you do with the parts you don't use for gold recovery? Do you accept whole computers and other electronics?
That was cool dude it’s 2022 I’m almost 50 and it shows you learn something new every day awesome video body
Always a pleasure watching you!
I missed this much older video! I'm glad I checked it out!
Thank you SO MUCH! My son has type 1 diabetes and he goes through at least 8 strips a day. We will NEVER throw them away AGAIN!!!
lol, don't get too excited, it is a very minimal amount of gold.... but certainly a fun hobby! Just be very careful with the chemicals!!!!
+Moose Scrapper Hey, it's better than throwing it away! and after a few years.....
Babbling Brooke 8 strips a day? Does he check his blood sugar every hour Or two?
@@moosescrapper5928 Gold recovery: The diabetic test strips that contain the most gold are the One Touch Ultra and the Free Style Lites. We have about 46,000 of these that are unused and expired, which are ideal for recovering the gold. Please contact me if interested at free 3733 at geeeemail
Good video moose. I'm diabetic and can test upto 8 times a day. From now on I'll save those strips.
You have to love the fact a siren goes off the second you start the "highly dangerous" part!
There is about 33 Troy ounces of Gold on a batch of 8 million strips (the type you demo'd). Saving 1200 strips in a year will yield you about $5.90 (before refining fees).
Soon gold will go to 10K an ounce
Was wondering if there is any gold in the Omnipod 5 or Dexcom transmitters. I can see the circuit boards and it looks like gold, but I'm not overly sure.
Hey Moose. I've been starting to use the new wireless sensors for diabetics and guess if I was in for a suprise when I opened one of those sensors. A small plated circuitboard... And I get them for free. I will open ten and see what will come out of that batch.
If you can get these expired strips _freestyle , accu-check retail , i will trade you for long dates at a ratio that pays more than gold Teststripjoe@gmail.com. Expired strips can be used for animals and still save lives !
who saves used test strips. Where would you get used test strips?
Not many people I tell ya... plus they are contaminated technically and are considered biohazard... I got mine from family members but the strips they get have changed and no longer have gold in them.
I have so many unused test strips from my father, but I can't find anyone online who buys expired unused test strips anymore. So they're just sitting there
Hey Moose, this is great, but a lot of these have switched over to silver instead of Gold. Any ideas how to process the silver off of them?
Thanks Moose as always great job . I always learn from your videos .
Have you ever dealt with strips used for INR testing?
Can you use muriatic acid to dissolve the gold? And I also heard using toilet bowl cleaner because it has hcl in it . And another question is are some of the strips made of silver or just different putity of gold?
once again nice thread and i will be trying this out after ive done the silver and gold
What about test strip gold recovery for INR test strips? They appear to have quite a bit of gold in them, as well as the little chip that calibrates the machine for each new vial of test strips. Any info?
Ive actually never seen one? I didnt know there was a home version for INR testing.
Do the ultra one touch test strips have gold in them?
Hello, I have a Question for you. Do all strips have gold in them. My new ones do, I can physically see it. My old ones are blue, black and white and are quite sticky.
can you burn the gold off
Hi Moose. Can you please send a link to all thoose websites you talking about in the 1 minute in video? I would love see that what you called "holy grale" of pressures metal refining. I would love to find a book and buy it for myself. Thanks
+lubiatty1 goldrefiningforum.comgoldrefiningforum.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=54&t=17706
thank you
I want to know how much gold in my Freestyle Libre 3. I tore one apart and it has 12 small gold spots on it.
How do you collect the gold from the soulition
I am in the UK and work in a mental health unit .I test the BM machine using 2 test strips daily ( no blood contact) if you would like them mailed to you I would be happy to see someone benefit from them .I have quite a few so far ....
thanks I really appreciate the offer however there is so little in each one that it would take thousands to be worth while... or even the shipping costs... Thanks!
I'VE BEEN SAVING MINE BUT DUH ME HAS BEEN CUTTING OFF EH BLOOD PART NOT
THINKING OR KNOWING ABOUT UNDER THE TOP PART OF THE STRIP... WELL THAT
I KNOW i'LL JUST WIPE IT OFF AND STICK IT IN WITH THE REST OF THEM. NOW IS
THE GOLD ON THESE 14 OR 24K GOLD??
+sthwestb if they are from liberty medical, then they are 24k. keep in mind, the more you refine gold, then the higher quality you will get.
+ShootBigBucks If he refines using the Bleach-HCl method it does not matter if his source is 14K, 21K, or 24K.
24K is what drops out of solution after adding Sodium Metabisulfite. The Copper Chloride and Nickel Chloride Salts from any Karat Gold (impure Gold) remain in solution.
Bleach-HCl produces Chlorine Gas and breathing that in can be deadly. It will burn your lungs.
You will not feel it as it is happening as your lung tissue does not have nerve endings. But you will suffocate if you do it wrong. There is NO PAIN WARNING..
Heads up.
hello moose, whats the best way to process it from the beggining?whats the minimum number of strips you recomend?
thank you
which acis is this?
chloric ..... acid??
How can you be sure of what metal is used on the electrodes I have freestyle brand that have a dark grey electrode assuming it could be palladium but I wouldn't want to invest hours into something that is not worth anything like even the ones that could be gold aren't very gold in color but could be silver or another platinum group I wouldn't do it if it's silver that's for sure ill finish video but I've yet to find useful info from the others ive seen on this subject and none of the companies disclose what is used grrr thank you for posting this info
Hi Moose, after you have a lot of strips done how do you precipitate it? Is it with the bleach, muriatic acid and metabisulfite solution. Thanks love your videos.
I think you just answered your own question, you precipitate the gold out of the HCL bleach solution with sodium metabisulfite. Warning, if there is not enough gold in solution, you will not see much of a reaction especially if you use too much solution. A lot of strips would be hundreds of strips.
Moose, would the hcl take the sticky off the strips? It would kill anything the blood left behind lol.
I am not sure about the sanitizing effect of HCL but can tell you that it does not remove the sticky.
is there a faster way to do bulk of these on removing the adhesives? I have many coming in that are unused just expired. any help of your expertise I would be thankful.
@@GibbytheScrapper Hi Gibby, Thanks for posting. I have a few hundred boxes of expired One Touch Ultras and FreeStyleLites available for sale. What do you pay for them? email me at free3733@gmail.com.
Thanks,
Joe
@@joe4runner Sorry Joe I don't buy them just yet. It takes 1500 of them for a gram of gold.. Plus a lot of work to reclaim the gold.
Hey I like your video on using Drano to remove the green soldier off of circuit boards I been cleaning the green crap off every circuit board I have thanks for Videos.
Hi and thanks for watching but I have never used draino to clean boards... I use lye, not all drain cleaners contain that so please be careful!
I will thanks Drano has lye in it I use a cap full in boiling water then i boil the boards for 15 to 20 minutes then I use a
Green Scott scrubber
Not liquid Drano I use Drano crystals.
do you have any videos of you mounting down the gold recovered
Ok, I have a jar of diabetic test strips, about 4 inches high, 3 wide packed full of strips, may count them out some day, and a big pickle jar of various gold stuff from electronics. How can I process this stuff? It will be my first time, and need good instructions. Have a lab beaker set, from amazon, think the biggest is 1000ml. just ordered a gold test kit from Amazon,and some other supplies. would like to try processing this by mid june, if possible.
And I noticed that Accucheck went to silver strips.. im saving those too, as they should be salvageable.
Thanks for any help.
Please, please, please remember people that unless they are your own strips you will be playing with something that has come into contact with someone else's blood. That is what's known as a level four biohazard. It is potentially as dangerous as it sounds. An added thought is that most diabetics have other sharps in the same disposal containers as their used test strips. Meaning there could be a risk of a needle stick.
IF you're going to do this I'd suggest finding yourself a plastic tub or glass baking dish with a large flat bottom. Put on a pair of the good heavy duty nitryl gloves and empty the container then cover with bleach. Use an old pair of bbq tongs to spread them around the bottom so they are all covered. Let it sit for a few minutes, drain the sharps through a kitchen strainers, rinse with cold water and repeat one more time. Even old or dried blood products are nothing to chance with.
All that said these are not worth it. My daughter's a type 1 diabetic and I tried collecting them and just peeling them as she used them so I didn't have a huge batch to go through at once and just chucked them in a 1 gallon pickle jar until it was filled. I barely got a gram out of it. It's got to be a gold alloy and not pure gold and thin as hell at that.
hello moose, sorry my ignorance...what´s the solution?
What chemicals are used
hi, do you have any idea like extracting gold from huge bulk strips like 4- to 50 kg?
sorry I have no data on outcomes for test strips
Gold recovery: The diabetic test strips that contain the most gold are the One Touch Ultra and the Free Style Lites. We have about 46,000 of these that are unused and expired, which are ideal for recovering the gold. Please contact me if interested at free 3733 at geeeemail
Hey Moose, I have a question. I have about 2000 "Embrace" & "ForaCare" brand test strips and don't know what kind of metal is used on them. I'm sure it's not gold but one of them I'm guessing platinum. Would you confirm what is used on these test strips? If not would you let me know how to find out? Moose is #1!
Shal'aam Aleichem
Can we use that Auric Chloride to remove gold (and possibly silver) plating from computer boards an other gold / silver plated materials?
Plus, how many times can you use that amount of auric chloride before the solution becomes saturated, than it needs to to be filtered? Plus after filtration, how many more times can it be used?
Baruch haba b'shem YaHuah
AAPiY
MiKaEl
I had a messed-up micro card, and digital camera that didn't work anymore. both had gold contacts, so I used an xacto knife , removed the plastic on the card and there was gold in,on the cameras contacts. even found gold in telephone cable plugs and on cordless phone cotton contacts. any thoughts on that? just wanted to tell everyone to check it out!
good scrapping and hunting!
+Sooner Science Nerd sweet thanks!
I've got 700 test strips never used but have expired...some from Dec to this month. Don't know whether to try to sell them or do recovery.
If you can get these expired strips _freestyle , accu-check retail , i will trade you for long dates at a ratio that pays more than gold Teststripjoe@gmail.com
Dirk Cain I seen you buy Expired test stips what do buy them for I got bunch of Accu Chek email me scottwalker8002@gmail.com
@@mrddig805 Hi Dirk, I have some expired One Touch Ultras and FreeStyleLites that I would like to sell or trade. Can you contact me free3733@gmail.com
@@scottwalker6699 Hi Scott, have you found a buyer for your expired strips?
Thanks, Joe
hey moose scrapper, question for ya....can I purchase sodium metal bicarbonate instead of making at home? I'm not sure if I want to chance blowing up the garage just yet, lol.
Any suggestions?
+Holly Dietrich Hi and thanks for watching. I am not quite sure what you are asking here. What would the sodium metal bicarbonate be used for? In this video, I use sodium metabisulfite, a completely different chemical that is not substitutable unless you want to use sulphur dioxide gas bubbles directly. And this should not be done in the garage due to fumes. Do this outside and stand up wind. Best of luck to you.
That was a great video about Gold Recovery from Diabetic Test Strips
I found this video very helpful.Thank You!☺
How to recover gold particles from HCL?
so i got 5,000 plus strips can you do anything with them?
where did you get the tweezers?
+joe k The dollar store
Am I too late to enter in the giveaway?!
hi moose... i like your video...I got the idea from your video...
how many strips are required for 1 gram of gold?
how to stick uric acid...there is gold over there?
thank you
+M. Sapta Hi and thanks for watching. I do not know how many it would take for a gram of gold. I am guessing at least 2-3 lbs of strips. As for the second part of your question, I do not understand what you are asking.
+Moose Scrapper hi would you mind me asking if what is the brand name of that strip? Coz my mom is diabetic but she's using a One touch ultra test strip and when i peel off the strip its gold but black and definitely its not the brand in the video.. Thank you and more power..
It is possible to get rid of diabetes even though you think your diabetes as a life sentence.
Lela W. Molina yes look up jason fung and adopt ketogenic lifestyle
Celery juice.. Thank me later 😎 👍🏾
could I leave them soaking in rubbing alcohol until I get to 1500, without messing up the plating?
no, should not affect the gold plate at all.
can we use used strips??
hi! What i have to use to extract de gold? and How many strips/gold? thanks
what time of mask is good enough for the fumes from hcl and nitric acid?
+s I don't know, I never use nitric acid.
+Moose Scrapper I would suggest a cartridge type mask with N95 filters
not clear on chemicals and amount's?
3:55 auric chloride. amounts vary on how many test strips you have. just need enough to cover the strips.
Moose Scrapper where can i purchase this acid?
are only new sub's eligible for prizes?
Nice method. It would take a huge number of the strips to get an ounce of gold out it. Do you take stuff into your shop to process for other people?
+of the earth Not large scale. Just small items if someone is looking for ways to scrap a new item.
I have hundred of these strips. May yo do the process if i send you the strips?
Hi there, while these do contain gold, it would likely take at least a couple pounds of strips to make a gram or two of gold.
Hey Moose,
Hope you are doing very well. As usual I enjoy your videos and appreciate your time and posting them. I would like to know the shelf life for the gold solution. Auoric Chloride and also if you could, please give me the mixing instructions of each chemical so I may whip a batch up. Would like to stay away from the Nitric and stuff a while due to my cancer. Please respond when you have a chance. Thank you again for your time buddy.
a job well done
thank you so much... I happen to have a few diabetic friends lol
what is this
ey moose good work i only got one problem my hcl and bleach when i make and use it the next week when i wana use it again it does not work then i must thru more bleach in and then it works again how do u use ur stuff over and over or how do u store ur used acid must it be in a plastic or glass bottel and must the bottle seal good.becuase im sitting with maybe 5 litters of hcl and bleach with maybe a gram of gold in and do i mix it right 3 parts hcl and 1 part bleach. im gone make a new butch of the acid to do some simcards in.and if i do it can i throw a bunch in it or must a only do 1 or 2 on a time in the acid.
+james wilson keep it air tight so it doesnt evaporate and be careful of not adding water into it
+ShootBigBucks thanks alot for ur help
+james wilson Hi there, Shoot is right, you want to keep it air tight. I use a glass vinegar bottle that I washed well. I would really not suggest that you use that much liquid though, If you have that many liters of solution with only one gram of gold in it chances are you will have a very....very hard time recovering it, if you are abel to get it back at all. Try your hardest to not use more than 400ml of solution. Also, sim cards are not the same as the diabetic test strips. Sims actually have a layer of copper under the gold so you will want to use AP before you try to refine it.
I think maybe mine are siver
Very Cool :)
Another great video. I have a step-nephew who is diabetic, I could ask my brother if he'd ask his step-son to keep his strips for me.
Poo
My dad is a diabetic... ive got a few already lol
"...it takes a lot a lot of research to learn all the different things that could happen that could really mess up your experiment..." That's what the comment section's for: Comment: "Doesn't work! I burned my hand off while I was dumping the acid out the bottle!" ... Note to self: "pour acid gently while wearing gloves and eye protection...and don't use bathtub (refer to Breaking Bad self-notes)"
fark diabetic also never realised this !!!
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Hmm interesting theory but not in practice.
old guy 65 scrapped for years had stroke in oct, down but not out daughter bought me computer so new and slow at this, like your site,found ive been throwing away silver and giving away money selling electric scrap for years, damn m,s, man ignorance is bliss, your fault hahahhhhhhhhhhaha thats what happens if you laff and cry at the same time.cant drink any more but cheers moose anyway.dee lunbeck 3225 laurance rd. north pole alaska 99705 just sucribed
I have 3k SIM cards. Interested?
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since I first watched your videos I have recovered about an ounce of gold I recorded and posted my first experience and haven't stopped since I just post ads on my local ad site saying I take old computers and electronics and they come flocking just wanted to say thanks for doing what you do