Vital-Oxide is a revolutionary disinfectant cleaner that uses chlorine dioxide to kill 99.99% of bacteria, viruses, molds, and other microbes. It is EPA-approved and safer than bleach, killing pathogens without producing harmful byproducts. Studies have shown Vital-Oxide to be highly effective at inhibiting fungal growth on materials like sheetrock and preventing mold growth on items like water-damaged carpet. It can be used in a variety of settings to promote health and safety.

1. Vital xide Revolutionary New “Broad Spectrum Disinfectant Cleaner and Mold Control Agent” for the Environment Kills 99.99% of Bacteria : MRSA Novovirus E. coli Legionella Salmonella enterica Staphyloccocus aures Aspergillus niger Passed EPA protocols for : H1N1 Virus (Swine Flu)

2. What Is Vital-Oxide? Vital-Oxide is a super effective, ecologically sound disinfectant sanitizer, with EPA proven broad-spectrum anti-microbial action. It can be used on fabrics to prevent mold growth and on hard surfaces to disinfect and sanitize against killer viruses.

3. Vital-Oxide Is… Nature’s alternative to bleach Shelf stable & ready to use EPA approved Kills 99.99% of bacteria Removes and protects against mold & mildew Safe & non-harmful to humans Not corrosive to treated articles

4. Where Is Vital-Oxide Used? Auto Detail Shops Building Materials Cruise Ships Drip Irrigation Lines Hospitals Hotels Households HVAC Systems Kennels Restaurants Schools & Day Care Sports Equipment

5. Stabilized CLO 2 Vs. Chlorine Bleach Stabilized CLO 2 CLO 2 is not a metabolic toxin and will not aid in developing antibiotic resistance in bacteria. CLO 2 and its primary by-product, chlorite, break down to sodium chloride (simple salt). CLO 2 works through Highly Selective Oxidation, reacting with vital amino acids in the cell to eliminate bacteria, viruses and denatured proteins, while being relatively un-reactive to other organic material – thus reducing the level of CLO 2 required to do the job. Chlorine Bleach Chlorine produces harmful by-products (THM) trihalomethanes and (HAAS) haloacetic acids which are linked to cancer. Chlorine is highly corrosive to tissues and treated articles. Chlorine has a poor shelf life & stability. Chlorine has a strong, unpleasant odor. Chlorine’s large molecule can’t penetrate porous surfaces thus making it ineffective against mold mycelia (roots).

6. History CLO 2 has been recognized for its powerful disinfecting properties since the early 1900’s. It is used by municipalities to purify drinking water. Environmentalists now recommend its use in eco-friendly paper production. Produced on site, these treatments require sophisticated chemical generation equipment and limit practical use to only large scale industrial operations.

7. History, Cont. In an effort to commercialize CLO 2 for the general public, several companies have developed methods to produce “stabilized CLO 2 ”. These products usually require a two-step process mixing an acid “activator” into a chlorite solution to produce CLO 2 . Yet, even though products claim to have the same amount of this key ingredient, it certainly cannot be assumed that they will perform in an equal manner. The results are solutions of varying strength - and safety - with a shelf life of a few days to just a few hours.

8. Other Benefits of Vital Oxide Considered GRAS (Generally Regarded As Safe) by the EPA. Nontoxic to both humans and animals. Doesn’t require special gloves or paper suits to apply. Can be used in duct work. Approved to be used in a fogging device or electrostatic sprayer. Has received NSF certification for no wipe necessary on food contact surfaces.

9. Vital-Oxide - Mold & Mildew Preventative Results of University of Tulsa Study Effectiveness of Vital-Oxide for controlling fungal contamination on building materials: Vital-Oxide inhibited spore germination of Stachybotrys seven months following treatment Pretreatment inhibited the growth of fungi on sheetrock and ceiling tiles Spray applications were effective in stopping fungal growth even in saturated conditions Vital Oxide Treated Sterile Water Treated

10. Anti-Microbial Action Vital-Oxide is a broad-spectrum antimicrobial that performs against a wide variety of bacteria, yeasts, viruses, fungi, spores, molds, mildews and other microbes. Proven effective against MRSA, Novovirus, Legionella pneumophila, and E Coli in testing conducted by certified independent laboratories under GLP conditioned submitted to the USEPA. It is very effective at low concentrations, over a wide pH range. Novovirus Legionella MRSA E Coli

11. Vital-Oxide Treated Sheetrock Exhibits No Fungal Growth Even in Saturated Conditions 50% RTU VO - RTU Control 0 0 >6.0 Stachybotrys chartarum 0 0 >6.0 Penicillum sp. 0 0 >6.0 Chaetomium globosum 0 0 3.6 Aspergillus versicolor 0 0 >6.0 Aspergillus fumigatus 0 0 >6.0 Alternaria alternata Mean colony diameter (CM) of fungi after 30 days incubation on sheetrock saturated with Vital-Oxide “Ready To Use” (RTU) or sterile water control Fungi

12. Percent Germination of Stachybotrys Spores

13. Carpet Samples Effected By Hurricane Ike Without treatment the carpet samples showed heavy mold spore growth. Vital-Oxide used to pre-spot carpet samples showed no mold growth.

14. Why Should I Choose Vital-Oxide? Vital Oxide kills 99.99% of bacteria, viruses, yeasts, fungi, spores, mildew and other microbes. Vital-Oxide uses a unique chemical compound called chlorine dioxide. While other competitors and manufacturers have attempted to copy and produce a from of stabilized chlorine dioxide similar to Vital-Oxide, our revolutionary formula is simply unequaled.

15. Why Should I Choose Vital-Oxide? Chlorine dioxide has been used during Anthrax attacks, in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, to purify drinking water, and most recently to kill MRSA in schools and hospitals. It is also safe to use around children, employees, patients, students, and close family members. Vital-Oxide is the green and gentle choice.

16. Use Vital-Oxide For: Building Materials Cruise Ships Gyms Hospitals Hotels Movie Theaters Offices Personal Homes Power & Sail Boats Public Transportation Restaurants Schools & Universities