Dental Professionals - Defeat COVID-19 Aerosols In Practice With Hypochlorous Acid and Ozone!

[@suzque63]

So glad I found you because other channels are giving the wrong information and this hypochlorous acid is amazing! I have Hashimoto’s disease and my eyes will swell shut and I literally spray it right in my eyes and all over my face and even inside my mouth and heals burns and it safe for children and pets. Thank you for the proper information!

[@dogdays2012ify]

You need to test the ph of your final product you my have made hypochlorite ph >10 to make HOCL acid you need to shift ph between 5-6 ph to make hypochlorous acid. You didn’t add a teaspoon of vinegar to shift the ph of the water. Happy Holidays from Chicago IL 👍🏻😷

[@RG-hf4et]

What does it smell like? Does the fogger leave a wet mist? How long has this been around? Wondering why most dentists don't know about this.......?

[@ecoloxtech]

Love your video, can we use it in our marketing material?

[@alonesaus2340]

Hello...from the generator, do you use it directly to sanitize surfaces or do you still dilute it with water to us as a spray and for the fogger? Thank you!

[@jeffreyflores9399]

Hey Doctor, I just purchased the same system and excited to use it in my office. The fogger you are using to mist your ops, is it a cold fogger? Ecolox recomends not using heating foggers because it will burn up the water and increase your acidity of the liquid. The ones that i saw on amazon similar to what your assistant was using recommend that you not put alcohol into them because they will catch fire indicating that they use heat to vaporize the liquid. What do you recommend for a cold fogger system. I asked ecolox and they just said any cold fogger. I picked up the Ryobi 18V cold fogger but it is loud. Also what vaporizers are you using above your cabinetry. You have an awesome office. thanks for making this video.

[@lorischreiber1665]

just buy a cold fogger on amazon

[@geraldevans2535]

I believe the particle size produced by the Ryobi is too large

[@donaldbegs6516]

It's an acid. Eventually all the metal objects in the office will corrode.

[@ramk3306]

Well done guys! We will use the same protocol in our office.

[@nickfranco3821]

Do you use the Ecolux to generate the hypochlorous acid? I just ordered one then realized that it only produces 200 ppm and another chart I saw said 500 ppm is needed to kill flu virus. Any thoughts? What concentration do you use?

[@aayotechnology]

Nick Franco Did you find any further info?

[@HelenaCelt]

We are using the same machine to produce HOCL. Do you have a Data Safety Sheet for the product produced. I'm having a hard time finding a generic one.

[@josetalavera2267]

Thank you doctor. This is reassurance to your patients and staff. Thumbs up!!

[@robertpham7576]

What is the name of the handheld vaporize equipment and where can I buy one?

[@cleanpig6883]

Robert Pham also interested

[@KVStarStruck22]

Look up fog machines or sprayer.

[@traviscroft2536]

Dr Nick is the man no doubt about it.

[@drchangtorres]

Hope we have that in our office when I get to back to seeing patients.

[@alvint4944]

Does Hypochlorous Acid water cause rust on metals?

[@peatear42]

Is it safe to drink?

[@vadimpanichev1938]

You can not produce HOCl this way without separation anode treated brine from cathode treated on

[@nicholastsaclas2619]

Vadim....you are incorrect. There are 2 ways to produce hocl. Split stream and blended stream or single cell which is what this unit is.

[@marielmejia3847]

Where can I buy Ecolox Tech?

[@eaqua56]

Weird that the aides weren’t wearing masks around each other

[@dentalaerosolsolutions889]

Not recommended for many reasons. If you want to rust out your equipment and harm your lungs, have at it. But here is something put together by 3 chemistry professors giving the reasons for why this is a bad idea: threadreaderapp.com/thread/1291758303089852417.html

[@ThePeterDislikeShow]

Does it bleach your clothes?

[@vadimpanichev1938]

What is pH of your HOCl ?

[@drnickdds]

Vadim Panichev Ph is 8 unless you add acetic acid (white vinegar will do). Adding 5 ml of acetic acid brings the pH down to about 5. We use 200ppm at pH 5 to spray with spray bottles to wipe things down. We use pH 8 100 ppm to vaporize and to also stick in our humidifiers that are always on during patient care. The higher pH is used for vaporization so as not to damage computers and electronics.

[@cleanpig6883]

Mind your dwell time:) nice job

[@muskanqureshi3131]

Superb 👍🏻

[@vanessasederstrom3640]

He’s wearing short sleeved scrubs and seeing ER patients 🙈🙉 and a mask under his chin