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The information contained herein is, to the best of our knowledge and belief, accurate. However, since the conditions of handling and use are beyond our control, we do not guarantee any results, and we are not liable for any damage incurred by following these suggestions. Nothing contained herein is to be construed as a recommendation for use in violation of any patents or of applicable laws or regulations. ©Copyright is applicable to all information contained in this site.
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Freebac, ecological disinfection
Silver peroxide, Huwa-San, Sanosil, Herlisil, Novuswater
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NEWS

 

WHO ARE WE:

We have been involved with stabilised hydrogen peroxide /silver stabilised hydrogen peroxide for nearly 20 years in a wide range of applications. Most of the silver-peroxide/stabilised peroxide producers have hired us to provide technical support on their product. We have a better understanding on the workings, applications and marketing of stabilised peroxides than any of the producers or distributors.

 

AIMS:

1. To provide reliable and up to date information on stabilised Hydrogen peroxide

2. To open new markets in new countries and to sell FREEBAC as well as our other products and services.

 

We sell FREEBAC to dealers in various countries as well as to end users.

 

FREEBAC:

We are very happy to introduce FREEBAC, a stabilised hydrogen peroxide without silver. It is faster working, more stable, more effective than silver-peroxide and all it’s ingredients are food/people/environment safe - in fact most ingredients  have an E number and all are listed under REACH.

Freebac makes silver-peroxide obsolete and therefore after years of promoting silver-peroxide we no longer do.

 

SILVER PEROXIDE

There are more and more negative issues with silver and products containing silver due to use issues and environmental issues. Furthermore there are also real issues as to the it’s affectivity under a range of applications. But more importantly, FREEBAC is more effective and generally a better product when compared directly with silver peroxide. This in our opinion makes silver-peroxide obsolete.

 

BETTER THAN TRADITIONAL DISINFECTANTS

 

Disinfectants such as chlorine, chlorine dioxide, bromine all have drawbacks,  are all  seriously toxic, carcinogens, and unpleasant to work with.

- Chlorine is a poor disinfectant at the levels it is used at. It is also useless against biofilm.. Micro-organisms become resistant to chlorine

- Bromine, is actually worse  than chlorine - carcinogen, ADD & ADHD.  Micro-organisms become resistant to chlorine,

- Chlorine dioxide is a very toxic gas and although effective against biofilm, over time, biofilm and bacteria become resistant to it.

 

Freebac breaks down into water and oxygen, micro-organisms cannot become resistant to it, no smell or taste, easy to use, highly effective against micro-organisms and biofilm. Contains no heavy metals of any type.

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Welcome

If you have any queries or suggestions with regards to the information on this website , please do not hesitate to send an e-mail.

Using Freebac can save you thousands of euro’s in any application it is used in. The benefit comes from reduced energy costs and/or higher income.

For more information visit THIS link

For more information please contact us.

 

UK News:

Silver-peroxide to loose approval under Regulation 31 (4) (a) of the water supply (Water Quality) Regulations 2000 No. 3185 section A.6 Disinfectants for emergency use as of 16 March 2009.

 

USA news:

EPA Petitioned to Stop Sale of 260 Products Containing Silver:
 

For more info click on link:

Read the executive summary (pdf).

Read the petition (pdf).

See the nano-silver product list (pdf).

 

 

EEC News

 

EEC REGULATIONS:

EEC directives concerning products containing silver have recently been severely tightened - no matter how much silver is present. As a result of this the following must appear on the label:

 

R Codes: 52/53

Risk phrases: Harmful to aquatic organisms. May cause long-term adverse effects in the aquatic environment.

 

S Codes: 61

Safety phrases: Avoid release to the environment. Refer to special instructions/safety data sheets.

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TNO test results: Freebac tested against a leading brand of silver-peroxide

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