Scientifically is it required - no... publicity and therefore...

Scientifically is it required - no... publicity and therefore commercially would it be useful...? Yes.... I'm just glad they're getting off their arses!

Flip side - no matter what people here think, Aspen Medical has done their due dilligence, and they're in. And I suspect they know more about the tech and its efficacy than anyone here, for some reason.

And they are global:

https://www.aspenmedical.com/

Executive Chairman and Founder of Aspen Medical, Glenn Keys AO, said “We are very pleased to be partnering with PuriflOH. The FRG technology is a powerful addition to our general infection control regimes for high-traffic enclosed spaces.”


ps:

https://**promotion blocked**/news/last-orders-asx-200-touches-record-highs-as-energy-soars-again/

Air and water purification company Purifloh (ASXO3) got a speeding ticket from the ASX, and its shares were suspended after they surged by 24 per cent today on no news. The company released an announcement yesterday, citing an ABC 7.30 report story that encouraged the government to use effective airborne transmission prevention technology immediately to minimise the risk of hotel quarantine.

In response to that report, Purifloh says its technology is chemical and hazard free, and is an ideal solution for guests, security personnel and frontline cleaning staff with minimal risk of infection.