New Technology kills 100% of MRSA and SuperBugs

[Greg a]

This week it was announced that Medizone International has successfully completed Beta Testing at a prestigious hospital in Canada and was able to kill all Super Bugs with it's Device called: AsepticSure.

The saying "clean as a hospital" will once again mean what it says.

This device will set the standard for sterilization worldwide.

Variations of the device are to be used in hotels, schools, cruise ships, planes, hospitals, food industry and gyms. Any open space can be sterilized completely on fabrics, stainless steel surfaces, anything in a space becomes cleaned to an unheard of until now log 7.

The best news as well is that it is safe, fast and cost efficient and it works as well on Bed Bugs.

It's worth reading about httpat ://www.medizoneint.com

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[Marcia58]

Greg -

I think your link has a typo.

 

[Duff Man]

http://medizoneint.com/asepticsure/asepticsure-hospital-sterilization-system/

 

[yotphix]

That is an interesting looking technology. The first question I have about it though is this. What prevents the pathogens from blowing back into the room once the 3M tape is removed from the vent ducts? It is certainly a better idea than just wiping the bedrails and counters but one wonders how much better than a thorough cleaning, given that most of the transfers are from touched surfaces? If it does work. Buy the stock!

 

[Greg a]

http://medizoneint.com/asepticsure/asepticsure-hospital-sterilization-system/

Thanks Duff Man

 

[Protimenow]

Very interesting article. The problem with bacteria and other pathogens, though, is they repidly mutate - and it only takes one out of a billion to start a strain of organisms that are resistant to the new guns we aim at them. It would be great if this actually kills ALL pathogens (what they say are 'Log 6' still means that 1 in an astronomical amount of organisms is still alive), and continues to keep them subdued. It's certainly something to hope for -- but may not be very realistic to expect that this will continue to be effective against these things for more than a few years.