Green antimicrobial technology that works hard and is easy on the environment!

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Controlling Microbes Transfer Routes in the US
Prison System
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Microbes-What Are They?

• A minute life form (especially a disease-causing
  bacterium) is found in almost every habitat in
  nature.
• Includes Bacteria, Mold, Fungi, Algae Viruses
• Vital to mankind but many cause dangerous
  infectious diseases

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Microbes-How Do They Grow?

• Food
• Dirt
• Fiber
• Perspiration
• Warm Temperatures
• Moisture (humidity, spills)
• Receptive Surfaces

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Microbial Transfer Routes

• Hard Surfaces
• Soft Surfaces
• Textiles
• Skin
• Air

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State Correctional Environments

• Constructed to maximize public safety, not to
  minimize transmission of disease
• Pathogen transmission facilitated by
  over-crowding, budget cuts, etc
• Rapid turnover of prison population complicates
  identification treatment of disease resulting
  in the possible increased infections of prison
  populations
• Infection Controls in Jails Prison,
  Joseph A. Bick, California Medical Facility,
• California Department of Corrections

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State Correctional Environments

• The only population group that has a
  constitutional right to healthcare,
  1976 Supreme Court Ruling
• 3.6 Billion Medical Care
• 10 of Corrections Total Budget
• 7 Million Incarcerated
• 6.7 Annual Physician Visits Per Inmate
• Infectious Diseases Affect 30 Inmate Population
• Tuberculosis, HIV, Hepatitis, MRSA
• 2009 Dissertation, Sandra Jane Winter,
  University of Kentucky

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State Correctional EnvironmentsIndiana

• 21 State Operated Prisons
• 20 Male 1 Female Facilities
• 28,808 Total Inmates
• 142.7 Million Annual Healthcare Costs
• 2009 State Health Facts.org

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MonoFoil Antimicrobial

• Goal
• Reduce transfer routes by adding a proven
  antimicrobial system that
• transforms high traffic surfaces into ones that
  continually fights bacteria, mold, fungi, yeast
  viruses for extended periods of time.

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MonoFoil Antimicrobial

• Cleaning, Disinfecting Hand Hygiene is not
  enough
• Bleach does not eliminate mold or mildew on wood
  other porous surfaces Oregon State University
  Study Impact of Bleach on Mold Growth
• MRSA can be cultured from toilet seats
  representing a potential risk to inmates and
  staff Mary Anne Glannini, Infection Control
  Officer
• MRSA can live on fabrics and hard surfaces for
  up to 90 days. Journal of Clinical Microbiology

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MonoFoil Antimicrobial

• Minimize control bacterial growth on high-touch
  surfaces
• Prevent staining odor causing bacteria, mold,
  fungi, algae viruses
• Works continuously for years
• Applicable to any surface or fabric
• Extends the life of surfaces fabrics
• Environmentally-friendly non-toxic
• Can be applied by certified applicators or
  self-administered

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MonoFoil Antimicrobial

• Based on active ingredient 3-(trihydroxysilyl)
  propyl dimethyl octadecyl ammonium chloride
• For any soft, hard or fabric surfaces
• Effective against a wide array of bacteria, mold,
  fungi, algae viruses
• Hypoallergenic, non-sensitizing non-irritating
• Does not leach
• Environmentally friendly EPA registered
• Used for the past 30 years in consumer
  healthcare Industries

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MonoFoil Antimicrobial How It Works

• The cell membrane is attracted to the treated
  surface punctured by the long molecular chain
• The microorganism is further destroyed physically
  by electrocution

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MonoFoil Antimicrobial How It Works

• Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA)
• Cell Rupture With MonoFoil Antimicrobial
  Technology Treatment

UNTREATED
TREATED
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MonoFoil Antimicrobial How It Works

• Escherichia coli (E. coli))
• Cell Rupture With MonoFoil Antimicrobial
  Technology Treatment

TREATED
UNTREATED
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Arm Your Facilities With A New Protection Standard

• Unique EPA registered product UNCONDITIONALY
  REGISTERED
• Eliminates illness-causing microorganisms
• Transforms high traffic surfaces into ones that
  continually fight bacteria

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MonoFoil Antimicrobial

• Treating your facility with MonoFoil is the ONLY
  1-step process that cleans and protects
• Effective against MRSA,H1N1, Rotavirus, Herpes,
  Norovirus, Rhinovirus, Hepatitis, Salmonella
  many other pathogenic organisms
• Removes dirt, grime, blood, urine, fecal matter
  other common solids found in an correctional
  environment
• Cost effective

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MonoFoil Antimicrobial

• Unique durable product continually inhibits the
  growth of bacteria, mold, algae, fungi viruses
  for up to 3 years
• Applicable to virtually any surface
• Environmentally friendly, non-leaching
  non-toxic
• Treated surfaces are safe in case of accidental
  ingestion
• Eliminates odor staining
• Extends the life of surfaces
• Not harmful is ingested

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MonoFoil Antimicrobial

• High Traffic Touch Points In Your Environment
• Cells ? Visiting Rooms
• Halls ? Staff Facilities
• Cafeterias ? Rec Room
• Showers ? Medical Facilities
• Bathrooms ? Manufacturing Facilities
• Transportation ? Guard Posts
• Linens, Apparel

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MonoFoil Antimicrobial

• Facility Maintenance Odors Staining
• Bacteria, mold, mildew fungi can be the source
  of objectionable odor staining on stalls,
  training equipment fabrics
• Contaminants can ruin building aesthetics
  quality with staining deterioration
• Deep-reaching bacteria, mold, mildew fungi can
  cause persistent odor that reasserts itself
  quickly after normal maintenance cleaning

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MonoFoil Antimicrobial
Laundry and Uniform Treatments

• Unique innovative. When applied through the
  wash MonoFoil provides all washable fabrics
  textiles continual protection against the growth
  of bacteria, virus mold mildew
• No other product eliminates odor, staining
  deterioration caused by microbial contaminants
• Hypoallergenic non-sensitizing
• One application lasts a minimum of 30 washes
• Applicable to any washable fabric or textile

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MonoFoil Antimicrobial CleanRedefined
Cost Savings Labor Chemical Usage Medical
Treatment for Inmates Reduction of Institutional
acquired infections
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MonoFoil Antimicrobial CleanRedefined
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