Ann: New Zealand Commerce Commission Prosecution, page-9

@squid2020 - I am not going to label you, or any other poster here. To be clear, are you saying that Zoono's competitors (and/or others) are part of a conspiracy to encourage the New Zealand Commerce Commission to prosecute? My first question is - why bother? Have a look at the balance sheet and the recent news. This is a company that is relying on related party loans to keep the lights on.

I have no doubt that Zoono kills 99.9% of germs when applied. Why wouldn't it - the active ingredient is literally in every other non-alcoholic based hand sanitiser. The issue is timing.

Still, I am open-minded. Hence, I ask you or anyone else to look through the 200 tests and find me just one that illustrates that Zoono works as described in real-world conditions. That is, it kills 99.9% of identified germs without reapplication after it has either (1) been on a non-laboratory surface for 30 days or (2) on someone's hands for 24 hours (after they've been washed, gone about their day etc).

Indeed, I'd even settle for a test in a laboratory that shows Zoono is 99.9% effective after 30 days/24 hours, whereas a competitor product (with benzalkonium chloride as the active ingredient) isn't under the same conditions.

I've tried to find both and had no success.