RE:First-in-class efficacy kill claims for COVIDBut don't we now know that COVID is transmitted through the air and not through contact? If hospitals, long term care facilities, hotels, restaurants were to make upgrades to help reduce COVID transmission, wouldn't focus still be on ventilation systems rather than on uniforms, bed linens, uniforms and table cloths?
Any insights would be very much appreciated.
prophetoffacts wrote: That could be game-changing in a huge way... A new standard of care in billion dollar industries...
"Face Masks, Gloves, Personal Protective Equipment, Medical Wear, Surgical Aprons, Medical Dressings, Military Uniforms, Athletic Wear, Bedding and Linens."
Hotel bed sheets...
Consumer clothing...
"IFabric advises that efficacy testing of PROTX2 treated fabric against this additional Human Coronavirus, type 229E, was carried out by an internationally recognized, independent laboratory in the United States, to establish its ability to inactivate the virus at time points of 10 minutes and 1 hour. The Laboratory reported that the treated fabrics demonstrated a greater than 99% reduction in active viral loads on the tested fabrics at each of the two time points. This supplements prior testing to establish the efficacy of PROTX2 treated fabrics against the SARS-CoV-2 Human Coronavirus, which causes the COVID-19 disease."