Greetings,
Our business is focused on disease prevention. Our markets are medical; laboratories; food preparation/packaging; hospitality; sports franchises; restaurants etc. Our technology applications include: 72% IPA hand hygiene “RINSE” to eliminate cross-contamination; chemical free sanitation/cleaning device that using electricity (about the amount of a light-bulb), converts ordinary tap water into Aqueous Ozone which is 50% more powerful than bleach (basically rain water) and will kill mold, mildew, fungus; bacteria and virus as well as a hand held or environmentally sized Activated Ionized Hydrogen Peroxide (AHIP) fogging system which can kill parasites, mold, mildew, fungus, bacteria and viruses. KNOWING NOTHING OF THE CANNIBAS industry I am curious if these technologies can help resolve some of the problems currently under consideration in the industry and where they may be most impactful. I am hoping to receive the highest levels of professional input by those who are able to move this agenda forward or rule it out. Thank you. Rt
I’ve had a couple of good inquiries regarding the application and confusion between Ozone and Aqueous Ozone. One is hazardous; the other is basically man-made rain. Ozone ‘gas’ is corrosive and must not be inhaled. Infused in water it becomes a natural sanitizer and cleaner safe to use in all venues. Flip an “On” switch and it exits the hose at 5 gallons per minute. It last 24 hours and reverts back into ordinary tap water. You can see the technology being used on our landing page video. www.cdcs.us We are a medical company so don’t let that throw you off. Just scroll once to the video and it will discuss more detail.
Hey Art,
Welcome to the community 
Cool post. Would love to see white papers and research you have on the subject.
Alton
Hi Alton,
Lots of wineries, food prep use it. Here’s a couple of 3rd party cut sheets for your perusal. I have to think growers can benefit from this if I am reading their needs correctly. Have a great weekend. Art
Art Pichierri-President/CEO
CCUA/IC
1-800-398-4313
www.cdcs.ushttp://www.cdcs.us
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