Low concentrations of ozone could be key to neutralising the spread of coronavirus in healthcare settings such as examination rooms and waiting areas, according to the Japanese researchers. This new development provides healthcare providers, households and businesses an alternative method to disinfect and keep their premises safe from the virus without the use of chemicals.

Since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) noted a sharp rise in accidental poisonings relating to disinfectants and cleaning products, among young children. The increased use of chemicals for disinfection and the effects it will have on our health is becoming a concern.

Powered by Cerafusion™ Technology, Medklinn Air+Surface Sterilizers create Active Oxygen (made up of negative ions + controlled level of ozone) in your living spaces to safely and effectively sterilize your air and surfaces without the use of any chemicals.

Many studies have already proven the effectiveness of ozone (O3) in deactivating viruses² while more recent studies have shown that it is also effective against MERS, SARS, and related Coronavirus infections³.

This means that by operating a Medklinn Air+Surface Sterilizer in your indoor space, 99.9% of viruses⁴ and bacteria⁵ can be continuously eliminated 24/7 from the air that you are sharing and most importantly, all of surfaces that you or anybody else touch – table tops, chairs, plush toys, bedding, furniture, common tools and utensils.

References:
1. Test Conduct by HygCen Germany GmbH Schewrin, Germany, Dr. Med. Univ. S. Werner, Medical Specialist for Hygiene and Environmental Medicine.

2. Japan Researchers say Ozone Effective in Neutralising Coronavirus.

3. Chunchieh Tseng and Chihshan Li (2008). Inactivation of Surface Viruses by Gaseous Ozone. Journal of Environmental Health, 70, No.10 (June2018).

4. Gérard V. Sunnen, M.D, “MERS, SARS, and emerging Coronaviruses: theoretical considerations and a proposal for critical care parenteral oxygen/ozone therapy”, May 2013, revised 2014.

5. Test Conducted by Molecular Research Laboratory, Department of Medical Microbiology, Faculty of Medicine University Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

6. Test Conducted by Associate Professor Sek C. Chow, Dr Med Sc, Registered Toxicologist (UK), Monash University, Sunway Campus.

Other References

7. A. M. Elvis and J. S. Ekta, “Ozone therapy: A clinical review”, Jan-Jun 2011.,

8. Process Engineering, “Ozone truths and myths”, Oct 2005.