1. Preparation

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Structuring occurs through the interaction of the SPIRO® nanomagnetic field with water molecules.

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• Water: 1 to 100 Liters.

• Device: SPIRO® Card X, Square X, Disc, Disc X, or Ultra.

• Method: Place the vessel directly on top of the SPIRO® device or within a 2–5 cm proximity.

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2. Structuring Capacities

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Molecular reorganization begins upon exposure. Reaching full coherence requires a minimum of 8 minutes for the volumes listed below.

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SPIRO® Card X - 3.7 L

SPIRO® Disc - 18.93 L

SPIRO® Square X - 22 L

SPIRO® Disc X - 59.81 L

SPIRO® Ultra - 98.42 L

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3. Vessel Selection

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The material of the vessel influences the quality of the magnetic flux during structuring and the stability of the water afterward.

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• Optimal (Structuring & Storage): Borosilicate or Tempered Glass. Also Ceramic. These materials are "transparent" to the magnetic field and chemically inert, preserving the water’s molecular integrity.

• Compatible (Structuring & Storage): HDPE (Code 2) or PP (Code 5) plastics.

• Selective (Storage Only): 316 Stainless Steel. Use only after the 8-minute structuring phase is complete, as metal can interfere with the magnetic reorganisation process.

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4. Storage & Stability

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Structured water holds its coherent charge as a "liquid battery" but is sensitive to external interference.

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• Duration: Typically remains structured for 24 to 48 hours once removed from the SPIRO® field.

• EMF Protection: Store away from high-EMF sources (routers, microwaves) to prevent the disruption of the hexagonal matrix by artificial radiation.

• Temperature: Avoid boiling, as high heat collapses the structured molecular bond. Refrigeration or room temperature is recommended.