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16/11/21

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Originally posted by noeinstein: ↑

hi Tarvold

I see your point, you said

To claim that the EPA has endorsed a 21 day longevity claim would be incorrect.

And I said

Zoono. One positive I take from it is, Zoono has received a longevity approval for Xtend21.

I didn't say it was for 21 days or any length of time. The 21 dose not mean 21 days. There is no where in the announcement where a time is mentioned.

from the AHX announcement, it does not mention 21 days. But this is their recommendation is.

The Xtend 21® product provides durable biostatic activity to the surface of a wide variety of substrates
with reapplication recommended every 30 days. The label provides approval for use in veterinary
practices, animal hospitals and surgeries, kennels, boarding facilities, and other animal care facilities.

So they recommend reapplication after 30 days. so there is a bit of confusion there. So thank you for those that are confused.

Cheers

go Zoono

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'Recent tests undertaken at Iowa State University demonstrated that the product continued to show enhanced surface protection 21 days after application, even when that surface was washed with damp gauze at 7 and 14 days. '

Why do you think they called it 'xtend 21'?
Extended protection for 21 days perhaps?

You don't have to be Einstein to work that one out

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