Justin Gardner

and that that wound stays open that bacteria will actually colonize and create a biofilm and what our product is able to do and why it gets used in hospitals and chronic wound centers and all these alike is because it has a seven log reduction that's actually able to go in and disrupt that biofilm get in and kill that planktonic bacteria and then finally there's actually some uh stimulation of cell growth right is that am i getting that correct also

and that that wound stays open that bacteria will actually colonize and create a biofilm and what our product is able to do and why it gets used in hospitals and chronic wound centers and all these alike is because it has a seven log reduction that's actually able to go in and disrupt that biofilm get in and kill that planktonic bacteria and then finally there's actually some uh stimulation of cell growth right is that am i getting that correct also

Again, we haven't done the randomized controlled clinical trials to show that exactly, but there's a lot of peer-reviewed literature out there that does hypothesize that by helping, and there's an oxidative burst through hypochlorous acid, that you are helping some of that cellular growth.

Again, we haven't done the randomized controlled clinical trials to show that exactly, but there's a lot of peer-reviewed literature out there that does hypothesize that by helping, and there's an oxidative burst through hypochlorous acid, that you are helping some of that cellular growth.

I break it down really simply. It's one great natural antimicrobial. So you can get rid of all those toxic antiseptics, especially the synthetic antibiotics like a Neosporin. A lot of people get allergic reaction to have a petroleum base. So you're able to replace things like that.

I break it down really simply. It's one great natural antimicrobial. So you can get rid of all those toxic antiseptics, especially the synthetic antibiotics like a Neosporin. A lot of people get allergic reaction to have a petroleum base. So you're able to replace things like that.

And there's also a myth too that I think when we grew up is that if you get cut, you want to throw alcohol or Baxitracin or some type of toxic antiseptic to help that wound heal. But actually, it's stalling the wound from healing. You are killing bacteria most likely, but you're also killing all those healthy growth factors. So again, our product doesn't do that.

And there's also a myth too that I think when we grew up is that if you get cut, you want to throw alcohol or Baxitracin or some type of toxic antiseptic to help that wound heal. But actually, it's stalling the wound from healing. You are killing bacteria most likely, but you're also killing all those healthy growth factors. So again, our product doesn't do that.

So you have something that's going to really clear out all these toxic synthetic products in your medicine cabinet that are antimicrobials. But then you have that anti-inflammatory effect too, which is everyday skin issues. It can be just angry skin on your face from harsh winds, winter weather, things of that nature, too much sun, bug bites or inflammation.

So you have something that's going to really clear out all these toxic synthetic products in your medicine cabinet that are antimicrobials. But then you have that anti-inflammatory effect too, which is everyday skin issues. It can be just angry skin on your face from harsh winds, winter weather, things of that nature, too much sun, bug bites or inflammation.

So you have something that's going to work every day. And then Like Caleb was giving that example with his children is how many skin issues are you dealing with bacterial issues with kids, right? From diaper rash to cuts and scrapes. If you have a young kid, I have a three-year-old, it's an everyday issue from cuts and scrapes and skin. So you have something for all of that with no sting.

So you have something that's going to work every day. And then Like Caleb was giving that example with his children is how many skin issues are you dealing with bacterial issues with kids, right? From diaper rash to cuts and scrapes. If you have a young kid, I have a three-year-old, it's an everyday issue from cuts and scrapes and skin. So you have something for all of that with no sting.

So unlike the alcohol and the peroxides that sting, you're able to apply this again around the face, eyes, ears, mouth, and your kids won't scream and hate you for doing it. And the last part is, yeah, it supports that natural healing process. So you're putting something on that's going to protect from infection, but also spur on and help support that natural healing.

So unlike the alcohol and the peroxides that sting, you're able to apply this again around the face, eyes, ears, mouth, and your kids won't scream and hate you for doing it. And the last part is, yeah, it supports that natural healing process. So you're putting something on that's going to protect from infection, but also spur on and help support that natural healing.

So I'll start with a spray. So we have it as our normal spray, which is this one. And then we have a kids and a baby. They are actually all the same strength. So the formulation stayed the same. It's the same, again, medical grade formulation and proprietary formulation that we use in hospitals. The reason why we put baby and kids on it was because we just kept getting so many questions.

So I'll start with a spray. So we have it as our normal spray, which is this one. And then we have a kids and a baby. They are actually all the same strength. So the formulation stayed the same. It's the same, again, medical grade formulation and proprietary formulation that we use in hospitals. The reason why we put baby and kids on it was because we just kept getting so many questions.

Can I use this on my newborn? Would this work on diaper rash? Does it work on hand, foot and mouth? Does it work on? And so after answering those thousands of questions, we just decided it was best to create a line that had that on there.

Can I use this on my newborn? Would this work on diaper rash? Does it work on hand, foot and mouth? Does it work on? And so after answering those thousands of questions, we just decided it was best to create a line that had that on there.

No, that was a great interruption. And then we also have a hydrogel as well. Same active ingredient, hypochlorous acid.

No, that was a great interruption. And then we also have a hydrogel as well. Same active ingredient, hypochlorous acid.