RenaSan

RenaSan kills 99.9999% of harmful micro-organisms in less than a minute but is completely safe to humans, animals and the environment.

Highly effective against infections that are caused or are associated with bacteria, viruses, mould and fungi.

So what is hypochlorous?
The Science
Hypochlorous is produced naturally in human and animal immune systems. It is what the cells in our bodies use to fight infections and kill invading pathogens.
Hypochlorous is not only one of the most effective known biocides capable of killing 99.9999% of all pathogens, it is also the safest and poses no risk to animals or humans, indeed it can be used to kill bacteria in drinking water. It is also readily biodegradable and completely environmentally friendly.

Why haven’t I seen this before?
Hypochlorous was discovered in the 19th century by a British scientist. Actually producing hypochlorous through electrodialysis was first achieved by British scientists in the 1960’s. There was always a problem however in that no one was able to make a stable version that had a shelf life. The only organisations that could take advantage
of this incredible product were large scale industrial and agricultural operations such as dairy and poultry units where they produced non stable hypochlorous onsite.

The Revolution
The Holy Grail was to find a way of stabilising hypochlorous so it had full potency and an adequate shelf life and could therefore be packaged and used by the public, healthcare institutions and businesses.
Whoever achieved that would create a monumental
step forward in healthcare, veterinary care and hygiene.

We did it
It took a pharmaceutical sized budget and a team of very committed scientists but we cracked it. RenaSan is a genuinely stabilised optimum strength hypochlorous solution with a shelf life of one year. RenaSan does not contain preservatives or stabilising agents and the stability comes from the development of our electrodialysis manufacturing process. This stability data has been validated by the appropriate EU technical committee.