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Our Vital Oxide Disinfectant was recently chosen by Princeton University staff to protect against MRSA outbreaks in gyms and locker rooms

Vital Oxide Featured in New Infomercial for the Monster 1200

MRSA: A 'Super' Problem by Sanitary Maintenance Magazine

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Areas of use include: Hospitals, Schools & Universities, Power Boats, Sailboats, Cruise Ships, Restaurants, Hotel Rooms, Office Buildings, Gyms, Building Materials, Movie Theatres, Public Transportation, and Personal Homes.

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Removing mold and bacteria can involve strong chemicals that can trigger health problems, but our Vital Oxide controls mold and kills bacteria by oxidizing it instead of bleaching it. It’s so mild, you can wash your hands in it, but it’s tough on mold anywhere you find it in your home. Use it in shower stalls, under sinks, in basements and crawl spaces--anywhere mold and bacteria is found. In recent tests, Vital Oxide kept mold from growing on ceiling tile for 7 months. This EPA registered product is colorless, odorless and will not harm water-safe fabrics. Simply spray, lightly scrub to remove stains, rinse with water, and re-spray for protection.

Vital Oxide produces no harmful by-products for the environment. The smart ecological choice-- contains no ozone harming VOC's and is 100% biodegradable.

Vital Oxide stands out among antimicrobial cleaners with a combination of extremely low toxicity and long-term effectiveness. USEPA Registered (82972-1) as a "Broad Spectrum Disinfectant-Cleaner" that is non-corrosive, non-irritating to skin, and requires no special handling instructions on its label.

Vital Oxide formula includes components that emulsify common oily, greasy substances, readily penetrating surfaces coated with oily materials.

Vital Oxide is effective even diluted from its "general purpose" strength. To enhance this capability, a sequestering agent in the formulation prevents the deactivation of the surface-active agents in the formula where "hard" water is used for dilution. As little as 2 ppm will prevent bio-slime formation in drip irrigation lines.

Vital Oxide is a highly effective odor remover that does not mask or cover up odors with a fragrance- it eliminates them on a molecular level.

What Makes Vital Oxide Different From Other Stabilized Chlorine Dioxides?

THE VITAL FACTS

Vital Oxide is Shelf Stable and Ready to Use. No mixing required. Spray, wipe, or fog right from the bottle.

Vital Oxide is stabilized to retain over 98% of its strength for over one year under normal storage conditions. At the same time the stabilization is controlled to allow a rapid equilibrium between the "stabilized" and "free" chlorine dioxide. This means that the Vital Oxide total 2,000-ppm Chlorine Dioxide is available almost instantly as needed to destroy harmful microbial substances, and whatever is not used will be available in reserve for long-term residual activity.

Vital Oxide includes components that dramatically decrease the size of it's particles to nano scale. This increases the ability of the active solution to spread on and to penetrate both hard and porous surfaces. This also makes it effective against airborne pathogens by reducing droplet size from sprayers and foggers.

ANTI-MICROBIAL ACTION

Proven effective against Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), Norovirus, Legionella pneumophilia, and E. coli in testing conducted by certified independent laboratories under GLP conditions submitted to the USEPA. Vital Oxide is a broad-spectrum antimicrobial that performs against a wide variety of bacteria, yeasts, viruses, fungi, spores, molds, mildews, and other microbes. It is effective at low concentrations, over a wide pH range.

THE BREAKTHROUGH

Vital Oxide is a super effective, ecologically sound cleaner and odor eliminator, with proven broad-spectrum anti-microbial action. Self Stable and Ready to Use- no mixing required, just spray, wipe, or fog right from the bottle. Non-irritating to the skin, and non-corrosive to treated articles.

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Vital Oxide Research Article

Effectiveness of Vital Oxide for Controlling Fungal Contamination on Building Materials The University of Tulsa

Vital Oxide Material Safety Data Sheet

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Recent Press

Vital Oxide Featured on Cleanlink.com Clinklink.com is operated by the publishers of Sanitary Maintenance and Housekeeping Solutions Magazines

Vital Oxide is #1 for MRSA on CleanHound- The Cleaning Search Engine

#1 on Yahoo! for MRSA Disinfectant

Vital Oxide Featured on Achoo! Allergy Blog

Recent MRSA News & Headlines

CNN Video Special on MRSA "More Deaths Than Aids"

California Schools Fighting MRSA

Fox News Video "Super Staph- MRSA"

Deadly Staph Infection 'Superbug' Has a Dangerous Foothold in U.S. Jails AlterNet

Staph infection worries close 21 Virginia schools Reuters

Staph fatalities may exceed AIDS deaths AP

Staph reported in Martin Schools Scripps

"Superbug" Spreading Reuters

Staph has schools scrubbing The Bostom Globe

Why Aren't The Feds Fighting MRSA Harder? CBS News Video

For MRSA Prevention, Clean Surfaces as Well as Hands Medpage Today

A Closer Look at MRSA Slideshow WebMD

All the latest MRSA headlines Google News

MRSA Prevention

"MRSA is usually transmitted by direct skin-to-skin contact or contact with shared items or surfaces that have come into contact with someone else's infection." The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)

In the Workplace
"Cleaning contaminated equipment and surfaces with detergent-based cleaners or Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)-registered disinfectants (such as Vital Oxide) is effective at removing MRSA from the environment. Because cleaners and disinfectants can be irritating and exposure has been associated with health problems such as asthma, it is important to read the instruction labels on all cleaners to make sure they are used safely and appropriately. Where disinfection is concerned, more is not necessarily better. Environmental cleaners and disinfectants should not be used to treat infections." The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) full article

In Schools
"maintaining a clean environment by establishing cleaning procedures for frequently touched surfaces and surfaces that come into direct contact with people's skin." The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) full article

"MRSA can stay on environmental surfaces for weeks! Clean and disinfect frequently all environmental surfaces that come in direct contact with skin." full presentation

In Hospitals
"Targeting surfaces often touched by hand in hospitals where MRSA is likely to be present, rather than concentrating on removing visible dirt only, could be a better way to stop the spread of the highly resistant bacteria says a UK scientist...

Dancer argues that cleaning surfaces often touched by hand in MRSA infected hospitals would be an easier strategy to enforce than trying to get everyone to comply with hand-hygiene standards." full article

"Rather than worrying about visible dirt, hospitals should focus on cleaning near-patient hand-touch sites to reduce the incidence of infections of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus and other health care associated infections, according to a meta-analysis published Oct. 31 online in the Lancet Infectious Diseases." full article

"MRSA can survive on inanimate objects or surfaces such as linen, sinks, floors and even mops used for cleaning. For this reason, areas where MRSA patients are nursed should be thoroughly cleaned using disinfectants." full article

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