Replies to post #193191 on PCT Ltd (PCTL)

[aandt]

By no means does this indicate a change in machines.

PCT's generator produces 600 ppm fluids.

From the PCTL 10K

This Company’s proprietary production, distribution and applications technologies have solved these problems. Its production equipment allows the Hydrolyte® solution to be produced consistently with specific, predetermined concentration of HOCl within the range of concentrations typically employed (50 to 600 PPM) as well as the desired pH level (the pH scale measures how acidic or Alkaline a substance is) that may be desirable for any given application.

[aandt]

Also... Pathisol has been using 600ppm all along, this is not a change.

See the SDS dated November 2020

https://www.kingfisherdirect.co.uk/amfile/file/download/file/244/product/58058/

Section 3.2 Mixture

Hypochlorous Acid .06%

.06% = 600 PPM

So once again no change... no reason to believe they have stopped using PCT's machines based on this info.

[jimr1717]

That’s very interesting. It could also mean that hospitals are not having to soak everything and have dripping counters. There has only been Koolaide stand revenue.

“Next quarter”

8th Quarter Zzzzz

Employee Loans

More Toxic Funding coming

No “Catalyst”

Cheapies every day.

Pool Water Sham

No “Money Made” here. Bag Holding Only

[jimr1717]

All In Art pretty much said that the UK deal is finished and PCTL is out. You were correct.
Perhaps PCTL will try and pedal its pool water to Nigeria next. ROTFLMFAO

“Has anyone recently checked Pathisol advertizing on UK website NTH Solutions.
The latest Pathisol being sold is now quoted at 600ppm not 500ppm which indicates PCTL's HOCL is no longer the selected product.
If so PCTL's HOCL generator within the UK NHS is also dead.....
It's obvious NHS & NTH Solutions have dropped PCTL and moved elsewhere, unless PCTL has created a 'new' HOCL at 600ppm...?
This means the ongoing NHS hospital testing with Tyneside University is with another product (still called Pathisol by NTH Solutions) and not PCTL's.
We all wonder if Tutum Health have informed PCTL they are out the UK NHS game...?”