BioLargo's
New Breed
Ultra-Safe Yet Powerful Disinfectant Could Play Major Role In $16
Billion Conventional Toxic Disinfectant Market
– Shares
Could Soar
September 25, 2020 -- InvestorsHub
NewsWire -- via BioResearchAlert --
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Toxicity of
conventional disinfectants greatly limits usage. A non-toxic
disinfectant with unrestricted use would be far more effective and
would likely experience rapid uptake in a $16
billion market that is exploding due to the
COVID-19 pandemic
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Conventional
disinfectants containing chlorine, bleach, alcohol, ammonia or
peroxide are toxic and for use only
on surfaces and not for human contact
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CDC claims
"even low
level exposure to chlorine (ingredient in bleach) can result in
nose, throat, and eye irritation. At higher levels, breathing
chlorine gas may result in changes in breathing rate and coughing,
and damage to the lungs"
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CDC reports calls
to poison centers due to disinfectant exposures increased by 20% in
Q1 2020
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BioLargo
(BLGO:
OTCQB) Clyraguard and CupriDyne disinfectant
technology is game-changing because it is proven ULTRA-SAFE,
non-toxic, colorless, and non-staining
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BioLargo's
medical
subsidiary is launching Clyraguard,
a hospital
grade personal protection spray for PPE, including facemasks, that is
safe on skin. Clyraguard
is recently FDA
registered and proven safe and effective at 99.999%
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Clyraguard
helps solve face
mask shortage by allowing face masks to be reused safely and
effectively
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The Galveston
National Laboratory at the University of Texas
Medical Branch, tested and found BioLargo's CupriDyne for
environmental use and ClyraGuard for
medical use effective for complete inactivation of
SARS-CoV-2
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The unprecedented
safety of CupriDyne and Clyraguard
combined with the
broad spectrum of pathogens they have been proven to kill strongly
suggest that this is the biggest breakthrough in history in the $16
billion disinfectant market
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BioResearchAlert
finds
BioLargo
shares highly
undervalued and positioned for dramatic growth for both the short
and the long-term. Share price is $.16 with market cap of only $35
million
The COVID-19
pandemic has caused demand for disinfection products to skyrocket
to the point where suppliers
are struggling to meet demand. The problem is compounded
by the fact that bleach disinfectants
are the most commonly used products in spite of
CDC warnings that
even "low level
exposure to chlorine (which is the active ingredient in bleach) can
result in nose, throat, and eye irritation. At higher levels,
breathing chlorine gas may result in changes in breathing rate and
coughing, and damage to the lungs. Additional symptoms of exposure
to chlorine can be severe. Workers may be harmed from exposure to
chlorine. The level of exposure depends upon the dose, duration,
and work being done." These potential hazards greatly limit and
reduce the amount of conventional disinfectants that
can be used
to combat COVID-19.
The
CDC reports calls
to poison centers due to cleaning and disinfectant exposures
increased by 20% in early 2020. In line with toxicity claims, the
CDC reports that during January - March 2020, poison centers
received 45,550 exposure calls related to cleaners (28,158) and
disinfectants (17,392), representing
overall increases of 20.4% and 16.4% from January - March 2019
(37,822).
New Breed
Disinfectant Is Proven Safe and Proven to Completely Inactivate
SARS- CoV-2
BioLargo, Inc. (BLGO:
OTCQB) has developed, patented, and proven
that Clyraguard
for medical use
and CupriDyne for
environmental use both completely inactivate SARS-CoV-2 as well as
a broad spectrum of problematic pathogens, and has
demonstrated unrivaled
safety to humans in rigorous FDA trials.
One of the first
applications for Clyraguard
is an FDA
registered Personal Protection Spray to inactivate SARS-CoV-2 from
face masks and PPE. The beginning inventory of 25,000 bottles
of Clyraguard
was sold out in
one day and management believes sales could grow dramatically.
Production has been ramped up to be able to handle orders up to
1,000,000 bottles per month and major distribution channels have
been opened supported by a credit line to handle mushrooming
orders. With record demand for a safe disinfectant, and a safe and
convenient solution to reuse face masks that are in short supply,
sales have the potential to grow to very large numbers in a
relatively short time. Q3 2020 sales are expected to be the first
indication of soaring sales.
This
short interview of
Dr. Steven DeAngeles shows how Clyraguard
can protect
millions of people wearing a mask. Clyraguard
is so safe that
it can be sprayed on the mask while the mask is still on the users
face.
Clyraguard
technology has
been recently approved by the FDA for wound care. The company
announced that further studies are planned to demonstrate better
patient outcomes and substantial cost savings. If these studies
confirm better patient outcomes and substantial cost savings over
the current standard of care which is Betadine or
Povodone
(a form of
iodine) Clyraguard
products could
become the standard of care to prevent wound infections in all
surgical procedures globally. Potential sales could achieve
billions of dollars.
Cupridyne
for environmental
spraying and coating was recently tested at one the world's leading
Infectious Disease Labs, UTMB – Galveston National Lab,
and found
to completely inactivate SARS-CoV-2 in 10
minutes.
BioLargo
announced they
are pursuing an EPA registration for CupriDyne which, if approved, could
result in massive sales since there is no other product that can boast the
unrivaled safety and efficacy of CupriDyne technology.
Leading
Suppliers of Disinfectants
Proctor &
Gamble
PG: NYSE
3 M Company
MMM:
NYSE
Kimberly Clark
KMB: NYSE
Ecolab ECL:
NYSE
Clorox Company
CLX:
NYSE
DOW, Inc.
DOW: NYSE
Key
Investor Takeaway
What would it
mean to the $16 billion disinfection industry if there was a
powerful disinfectant that would inactivate viruses like
SARS-CoV-2, and destroy harmful bacteria, fungi and biofilm, but
that was truly safe and gentle and did not harm healthy tissue such
as skin, nose, throat, eyes, lungs or mucous membranes? If it was
competitively priced, marketed effectively, and well capitalized,
it seems that in time, it could have the potential to become a new
standard for disinfection.
BioLargo
is also
commercializing highly disruptive technology for the very large
markets of Water Treatment and Air Quality / Odor Control. The
waste handling and water treatment industries are in the early
stages of adopting CupriDyne to solve multi-billion-dollar
problems which all point to blockbuster sales. Commercial pilots
have already begun in the poultry industry for a new generation of
water treatment using BioLargo's
breakthrough AOS
system. Further commercial pilots are expected to launch in weeks
to solve massive water treatment problems associated with
stormwater, water treatment, and PFAS
removal.
In
conclusion, BioLargo has spent over a decade
becoming what appears to be an overnight success. Well positioned
to enjoy rapid uptake in multiple giant markets of medical/health,
water treatment, air quality, and engineering, BioLargo represents a well-timed
investment opportunity to participate in urgently needed solutions
for environmental and health issues. BioLargo shares are trading at $.16
with a very small market cap of about $35 million. Share price is
close to historic lows just as the company is taking off with very
meaningful products and services.
BioResearchAlert
believes
BioLargo
is a rare find
and that investors should consider purchasing shares for long-term
hold that have the potential to become a star performer in any
portfolio and in a relatively short time frame since almost every
product is disruptive and in early stages of
commercialization.
SOURCE: BioResearchAlert