Medizone Intl. (fka MZEIQ)

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MZEIQ: ZERO demand for Asepticsure/corrosive ozone

MEDIZONE WAS UNABLE TO MAKE ANY HOSPITAL SALES IN 6+ YEARS

NOT ONE (1) SALE TO A HOSPITAL NOR ONE (1) HOSPITAL SERVICE CONTRACT HAD BEEN REPORTED, WORLDWIDE (The manufacture of the first production machine was announced back in April 2012)

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MEDIZONE FINALLY ADMITTED THAT OZONE CAN DAMAGE HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT

US EPA - Pesticide Product Label (excerpts)

Ozone can be corrosive. Repeated use of the AsepticSure TM Disinfection System can over time cause minor corrosive damage to ozone-sensitive materials or equipment. Ensure where possible that all such materials are removed from the environment before beginning an AsepticSure Disinfection Cycle (see Table 3).

WARNING: Because the gas formula is highly oxidative, care must be taken that the room to be disinfected be appropriate and compatible.Any sensitive equipment that may be adversely affected by ozone or hydrogen peroxide should be removed from the room prior to the start of a disinfection cycle.

Contraindications and Material Compatibility
WARNING: Ozone can be corrosive and is poisonous in high quantities.
Hydrogen peroxide at high concentrations can be corrosive.

Top 5 Vendors in the Global Environmental Disinfection Robots Market from 2017 to 2021: Technavio

Bioquell

Bioquell is a provider of hydrogen peroxide decontamination equipment and services. The company mainly caters to sectors, such as healthcare, food production, defense, and life sciences. Bioquell offers a range of services, including support in installation and integration, a strong field-based service engineer network, preventative maintenance plans, and bio-decontamination cycle development services.

STERIS

STERIS is a major player in the market for products dealing with prevention of infections, control of contamination, and surgical technologies. The company has gained a foothold in the market through a series of strategic acquisitions and the innovation of new products that ensure prevention of infection and contamination in the healthcare and pharmaceutical environment. In addition, the company is broadening its reach with products to meet the needs of defense and industrial markets.

The Clorox Company

The Clorox Company is a major vendor in the global environmental disinfection robot market. Unlike other vendors in the market, the company is also focused on enhancing the data reporting and analytics features of its products. The company has been a major vendor in the market for manual surface disinfection products. The addition of disinfection robots to supplement standard cleaning and disinfection processes has enabled the company to build a more comprehensive portfolio of environmental disinfection products.

Tru-D SmartUVC

Tru-D SmartUVC produces UV disinfection devices. It has been deployed across hospitals to fight against pathogens, such as c. diff., MRSA, Ebola, CRE, VRE, and MERS. CDC backs the company. The company’s disinfection robots use low-pressure mercury vapor lamps, which have been endorsed by the US Department of Energy and the Environmental Protection Agency for use in healthcare.

Xenex

Xenex is a US-based vendor with the mission to reduce HAIs in hospitals and other healthcare facilities. The company introduced their patented pulsed-Xenon Full Spectrum UV room disinfection system, which has been adopted due to its speed and ease of use, and the ability to be integrated smoothly into existing infrastructure of healthcare facilities. Apart from hospitals, its robots have also been adopted by the Department of Defense, nursing facilities, ambulatory surgery centers, and acute care facilities

https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20170309005996/en/Top-5-Vendors-Global-Environmental-Disinfection-Robots