The Annihilyzer System, EPA Approved for Disinfecting Surfaces to Hospital Grade - (feel free to share)
Many people are confused about how to stay safe and best practices for disinfecting both themselves, and their surroundings, with all the varied information available about COVID-19 on the internet. So let’s dive into it head first.
What it COVID-19? COVID-19 is a novel coronavirus that has not been previously identified. This virus is not the same as the commonly circulated coronaviruses among humans that causes mild illness, similar to the common cold. Information currently available now states that a second strain is active and being found in newer cases. This second strain appears to be more aggressive.
Similar to other novel coronaviruses, citizens of the world have been provided guidelines to help protect themselves by the CDC (Center for Disease Control).
Among the guidelines are two that we’d like to address specifically.
1. Wash your hands with soap and water
2. Clean and disinfect frequently touched object and surfaces
The reason we’d like to address these two is that there is a distinction between surface versus hands. The FDA, which regulates hand sanitizer, and the EPA, which regulates surface disinfectants, have different rules. The EPA permits manufacturers to answer questions about efficacy against viruses.
So with that, we’d like to provide more information about the efficacy against viruses with our Annihilyzer System which is currently contracted in hospitals.
The PCT Annihilyzer® System is a turnkey on-site generation (OSG) unit that effectively generates, dispenses and manages Annihilyte® and Catholyte Free™ solutions. Annihilyte® is an effective sanitizer and hospital-grade disinfectant approved by the EPA. Catholyte Free™ is an effective mild detergent, surfactant and degreaser. These products are no more toxic than water and much safer and eco-friendly than traditional cleaning products such as bleach, ammonia. Annihilyte® disinfectant is effective with efficacy up to 99.9999% of all current environmental contributing HAIs including C. diff (Clostridium difficile).
Our US EPA Reg. #92108-1 says: “Meets [U.S.] EPA and [U.S.] CDC [recommended] criteria – and/or – guidance for using an EPA-registered hospital disinfectant with label claims for non-enveloped viruses* (e.g. norovirus, rotavirus, adenovirus) to disinfect environmental surfaces.”
Healthcare is not only the responsibility of hospitals and medical centers, healthcare should be taken seriously by businesses as well. Specifically airlines, cruiselines, along with any business in mass transportation or communities of people.
Now the question is, in the current virus situation the world finds itself in, would you trust another human being to properly apply a disinfectant by hand and clean your surfaces, when they know they are putting themselves at risk?
Or would you put your trust in an already proven technology that can blanket those hidden spots using an electrostatic application where germs and viruses are more likely to hide?
Already in use in hospitals such as NY Presbyterian Columbia Hospital (#5 Nationally), don’t you think it's time your patients deserve this type of next level care?
Contact Paradigm Convergence Technologies for more information and to inquire about having your surfaces disinfected by our EPA proven system, The Annihilyzer.
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