It was a year ago. The point was missed.
Of any institution, in the world, that you would think would be prepared for such an outbreak, it would be the National Institute of Health.
As you pointed out, someone from Medizone should have contacted them and offered to use the Asepticsure for free as a gesture towards helping. Free offer............Free advertisement.
However, since they don't have EPA approval, I doubt NIH would consider the help. On top of that, MZEI did not yet have the Patent. So it might severely impact a patent since it would have already been in the public.
Once we have EPA approval things should fly. They can do anything and everything to promote the product.
We are REALLY REALLY close.
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