I agree that they currently have all they can handle for the hospital-healthcare market.
What I would like to see is a new method to eradicate the Norovirus using different chemicals than Trioxidane.
The vapor idea is good. But sometimes you have to develop what will sell rather than cater to the perfect world. AS is a good product but if it doesn't sell "as is" then you must change the parameters.
For the cruise lines industry, they might need to research an alternative chemical vapor that will not harm man. Obviously, the sprays they use on the ships (and I have personally witnessed this many times) is safe to use while we walk right passed the staff as they spray. In fact, I have held onto the bannister of the stairways and it was slippery with the sprays they were using. So if it is that safe for us, why can't Medizone formulate a similar solution that can be aerosolized (vapor) and have that running in the cabins, hallways, gyms, nightclubs, etc.
Surely the mist would penetrate areas that the spray can not get to.
I have to presume that Medizone already knows about this, but if they didn't, perhaps they do now. They should be working on some of these concepts while waiting for the big day from EPA.
I don't remember the name of the spray, and I actually asked as I walked by, but I can just imagine that company valued over $10 per share. Constant purchases by the cruise lines, hotels, resorts, etc.
So why are we at .18 ??????
