• HOCL is the scientific formula for hypochlorous acid, a weak acid like a mild citrus juice.
• HOCL is the perfect weapon to fight germs.
• 100% safe for humans, chemical free, non-toxic and all-natural.
• It has been used in the medical field for over a century.
  Before antibiotics were available, HOCL was used to irrigate and disinfect wounds
  in World War I.
• It is now used in everyday settings including daycare centers, hospitals, and even
  produce sections in grocery stores.
• Generating HOCL by running electricity through a solution of saltwater was
  discovered in 1970s.

• HOCL is a weak acid that occurs naturally in our body.
• Neutrophils (Immune Cells) are white blood cells that
  are the first to arrive on site when an invading pathogen is detected.
• Neutrophils will chase down and engulf the pathogen
  through phagocytosis.
• Upon contact, neutrophils release a burst ofbactericidal chemicals including its most powerful oxidizing agent, HOCL.
• This kills the pathogen by tearing down the cell membranes and proteins.

1. Application by spraying / Smearing True Chlorous Water on exposed body parts and skin or surfaces.
2. Sanitizing – Spray throughly on the equipments after pre-washing. No rinsing is required.

• Fortunately, HOCLcan also be used in place of hand sanitizer with no irritating sideeffects.
• Moreover, punch HOCL delivers to pathogens is more powerful than the one delivered by alcohol.
• HOCL, unlike chlorine bleach, is 100% safe and non-irritant.
• If it gets on your skin or in your eyes, it will not burn.
• Even if it were accidentally ingested, it is completely harmless.
• efficient at killing microbial pathogens than chlorine bleach.
• Not inflammable
• Safe for kids

• Bleach is widely used in hospitals and medical practices and shares the same chlorinefamily as HOCL.
• Research shows that they both kill bacteria, fungus, spores, and viruses.
• Yet bleach is highly irritating to the eyes, skin, and lungs and inhalation over long periods could be carcinogenic.
• In contrast, HOCL has a temporary and mild chlorine smell that dissipates quickly, it is
  non-irritating, and it does not have poisonous side effects.
• Bleach carries a negative electrical charge, while HOCL carries no electrical charge.
• HOCL moves quickly, able to oxidize the bacteria in a matter of seconds,while the hypochlorite ion might take up to a half hour to do the same.
• Germ surfaces carry a negative electrical charge which results in a repulsion of thenegatively charged hypochlorite ion to the area of the germ surfaces, making hypochlorite ion less effective at killing germs.
• HOCL lack of electrical charge allows it to more efficiently penetrate the protective barriers surrounding germs.

• Alcohol is a popular disinfectant to use in clinic for wiping down instruments, furniture,and is a key ingredient in hand sanitizers.
• It is bactericidal, fungicidal, and viricidal but are not effective against bacterial spores.
• Hand sanitizers with alcohol are used daily in many medical offices, but over timerepeated use may lead to hand dermatitis.
• It was extremely irritating and embarrassing to have a rash on your hands.
• In one study, the prevalence of contact dermatitis related to hand hygiene ranged from 25 to 55 percent.

• Powerful hand sanitizer
• In the home, HOCL is useful anywhere you need.
• A perfect example is in the kitchen. Instead of rinsing leafy greens with water, use HOCL.
• For personal items such as toothbrushes or razors, HOCL is safe.
• Want to sanitize laundry without damaging or discoloring clothing, HOCL is the answer.
• There is probably no food sanitizer more researched and more understood than HOCL.
• The research clearly demonstrates that HOCL is safe and efficient for ensuring microbial counts are maintained below infectious levels on food and contact surfaces.

For external use only. Discontinue use if irritation develops and contact your doctor. Keep out of reach of children. Safe if licked or ingested in small doses. Not for injection. Store at room temperature away from direct sunlight and heat.