PCTL Is Pleased to Announce the First Experimental Evidence That Its New Solid Form Of HOCL Is Antimicrobial
PCT LTD (PCTL) announces promising results from an independent lab in Denver, confirming a 95% reduction in E. coli using its new solid form of hypochlorous acid (HOCl). This milestone suggests a viable crystallization and rehydration process, reinforcing the scientific basis for its product. CEO Gary Grieco highlights the breakthrough's potential impact on healthcare and oil & gas sectors. Future efforts will focus on analyzing crystal structures and conducting EPA studies to commercialize the product, marking a significant step in PCTL's innovative technology journey.
- 95% reduction in E. coli confirms antimicrobial efficacy of new HOCl solid form.
- Innovation represents potential game-changing technologies in healthcare and oil & gas.
- Further analysis and EPA studies are needed before commercialization.
- Risks include market conditions and potential funding challenges for ongoing development.
Crystallized HOCl (Photo: Business Wire)
The Company will still have to analyze different crystal structures and compositions for the most efficient and effective methods, streamline the processes, further improve efficacy, conduct EPA efficacy studies, and commercialize the product, however, this first round of test results is very exciting and promising. “We feel like Edison must have felt when he finally found a filament that would last for a few hours before burning out and confirming that a lightbulb was indeed possible” says
As far as the company is aware, this may be the first successful crystallization of hypochlorous acid and rehydration back into liquid hypochlorous acid while maintaining all the chemical properties of the original HOCl..
“We continue to work on disruptive technologies,” states
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