@Puttinfordough ....So instead of being able to answer a supposedly easy question, you just asked a whole lot of questions.
Do you really think that other pulsed corona discharges create different reactive oxygen species?? I certainly don't! Any of them could change the proportions of the different ROS by altering the voltage and amperage of the corona discharges, and altering the air going into the unit (dry air equals zero hydroxyl radicals).
@Puttinfordough ..."
Can other FRG technologies be safely used in cars, boats, hospital rooms etc etc that have people in them"
The answer is as much as the FRG unit, because they create the SAME free radicals!!
Your argument that the neutralizer is what makes the FRG unit different could be true if the company actually gave out any information about it. So far it is mentioned on the web page as a 'neutralizer' with nothing more.
This neutralizer could be the entire story. By itself it might be the tech which makes a difference. It could be sold as an add on for all the other ozone and hydroxyl generators that already exist.
The point is that the 'neutralizer' is not part of the FRG tech that they have been working on for years, it is something they have added to terminology this year. There is no information whatsoever about how it works, what it is, how long it lasts, what it's made of or anything else. Currently it is just a word used!!
The fact that any type of 'neutralizer' was never mentioned prior to this year, is clearly showing they didn't know they needed one before, but have been brought up to date with air quality requirements. It also means all the info from prior years about being safe to use in lots of different settings as portrayed by the Bluegen information was incorrect.
If you hang your hat on the neutralizer being the big difference, then why did you buy before it was even thought of?? (let alone invented).
Let's assume that a new you beaut neutralizer is invented, who owns it?? Purifloh have spent millions over the last few years on R&D with Somnio, does this mean Purifloh will own the 'neutralizer' tech or will it also be owned by Somnio?? Again there is no information about it!!
Everyone on these threads bought in for the FRG tech, not some unknown 'neutralizer' tech.
So my question again remains unanswered, what is so special about the FRG unit that gives a competitive advantage to shareholders above all other pulsed corona discharge units. If you can properly answer that question for yourself, you will understand why I sold.
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