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15 Month Extended Life to be released in 2026 By EXCO Developments
1. Medical & Healthcare
HOCl XL will be the most widely used product in hospitals and clinics due to its high efficacy against bacteria, viruses, and fungi without the toxicity of bleach and now it's stable PPM and pH. Lab tested for a shelf life of 15 months.
- Wound Care: Used to irrigate and disinfect acute and chronic wounds (e.g., diabetic foot ulcers, bedsores, burns) to speed up healing and reduce biofilm.
- Dermatology: Treatment for inflammatory skin conditions like eczema (atopi dermatitis), acne, and rosacea due to its anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties.
- Eye Care: Ophthalmology products use HOCL XL to treat blepharitis (eyelid inflammation) and manage dry eye caused by bacteria.
- Nasal & Respiratory: Used in nasal sprays and sinus rinses to reduce bacterial load in the upper respiratory tract.
- Surface Disinfection: Disinfecting hospital rooms, operating theaters, and medical equipment (effective against "superbugs" like MRSA, Norovirus and C. diff).
- RECENT TESTING PROVES:
A new enemy raising it's head is Candida Auris cannot withstand the power of HOCL Extra Life.
2. Food Safety & Service
The food industry uses HOCl XL as a "no-rinse" sanitizer because it is non-toxic and leaves no harmful residue.
- Produce Washing: Washing fruits and vegetables to kill E. coli, Salmonella, and Listeria while extending shelf life by killing spoilage fungi.
- Meat & Seafood Processing: Sanitizing carcasses and seafood to reduce bacterial counts without altering taste or texture.
- Food Contact Surfaces: Sanitizing cutting boards, prep tables, and conveyor belts in commercial kitchens and processing plants.
- Ice Machine Disinfection: Removing biofilm buildup in ice machines, a common source of contamination.
3. Dental Care
Dentists use HOCl XL for both patient care and infection control.
- Oral Rinses: Used as a mouthwash to treat gingivitis, periodontitis, and to reduce viral load in the mouth before procedures.
- Endodontics: Irrigating root canals to kill bacteria and dissolve necrotic tissue.
- Waterline Maintenance: Removing biofilm from dental unit waterlines (the thin tubes that supply water to dental tools).
- Aerosol Management: Fogging treatment rooms between patients to neutralize airborne pathogens generated during drilling.
4. Agriculture & Farming
Farmers use HOCl XL to improve crop yields and reduce reliance on harsh chemical pesticides.
- Hydroponics: Added to water systems to prevent root rot and keep lines free of biofilm and algae without harming the plants.
- Post-Harvest Treatment: Misting harvested crops to prevent mold and rot during storage and transport.
- Foliar Spray: Sprayed directly on plants to control powdery mildew, gray mold, and other fungal or bacterial diseases.
- Seed Disinfection: Soaking seeds to kill surface pathogens and improve germination rates.
5. Veterinary & Animal Care
HOCl XL is a staple in veterinary medicine because it is safe if animals lick the treated area.
- Wound & Skin Care: Treating hot spots, scratches, rashes, and post-surgical incisions in pets and livestock.
- Hoof & Udder Care: Treating hoof rot in horses and cattle, and preventing mastitis in dairy cows.
- Odor Control: Eliminating ammonia odors (urine smell) in kennels, stables, and litter boxes.
- Eye & Ear Wash: Flushing debris and infection from animal eyes and ears.
6. Water Treatment
- Drinking Water: Disinfecting municipal drinking water supplies (HOCl XL is the active sanitizer released when chlorine is added to water).
- Swimming Pools: The primary agent responsible for killing germs in chlorinated pools.
- Marine/Cruise Ships: Generated on-board to treat wastewater before discharge and to sanitize drinking water lines.
- Legionella Control: Injected into building water systems (hospitals, hotels) to kill Legionella bacteria in pipes and cooling towers.
7. Consumer & Home Use
- Skincare: "Facial sprays" for acne-prone or sensitive skin (often marketed as "SOS sprays" for redness and irritation).
- Laundry: Used as a gentle alternative to bleach to deodorize gym clothes and remove mildew smells from towels without damaging fabrics.
- Baby Products: Sanitizing pacifiers, teething toys, and high chair trays safely without chemical residues.
- Humidifiers: Added to humidifiers to keep the tank water clean and disperse a sanitizing mist into the air.
8. Industrial & Commercial
- Fogging/Misting: Used to fog large venues (stadiums, theaters, schools) to disinfect air and surfaces quickly.
- Disaster Relief: Calcium hypochlorite tablets (which release HOCl XL) are used globally to purify water in emergency zones.
- Cruise Ships: Specific protocols for Norovirus outbreaks often rely on HOCl XL fogging due to its high efficacy against non-enveloped viruses.
- ACTUALLY KILLS MOLD
When the patent in 2026 secures a 15-month shelf life for Exco’s HOCl XL, the "most need" shifts entirely from immediate-use industries (like hospitals that use it fast) to storage-dependent industries that currently cannot adopt HOCl because it expires too quickly.
Currently, HOCl's instability (30 month effective Disinfectant life) prevents it from displacing bleach in supply chains that require warehousing. A 15-month stability creates the "most need" in these three specific sectors:
1. Mass Market Retail (The "Bleach Replacement" Market)
- The Problem: Big-box retailers (Walmart, Costco, Target) and grocery chains rarely stock liquid HOCl because the supply chain (manufacturing $\to$ warehouse $\to$ truck $\to$ store shelf $\to$ consumer's cupboard) eats up too much of the 3–6 month lifespan.
- The Need: Retailers need a product that can sit in a distribution center for 3 months and still have 12 months of life for the customer.
- Why Exco Wins: A 15-month shelf life allows HOCl XL to sit next to Clorox and Lysol as a shelf-stable, non-toxic competitor. This is the largest volume opportunity in the world.
2. Disaster Relief & Strategic Stockpiling (FEMA / Red Cross / Military)
- The Problem: You cannot stockpile current HOCl for the next pandemic or hurricane because it will turn into salt water before the disaster strikes. Relief agencies currently rely on toxic bleach tablets or expensive on-site generators.
- The Need: A disinfectant that can be bought in bulk, stored in a hot warehouse or shipping container for over a year, and deployed instantly when a crisis hits.
- Why Exco Wins: It enables "pre-positioning" of supplies. For flood zones (where mold is a killer) or field hospitals, having ready-to-use, safe disinfectant that hasn't expired is a critical unmet need.
3. Global Freight & Export (Developing Markets)
- The Problem: Shipping liquid product from the US/EU to markets in Asia, Africa, or South America can take 2–3 months via ocean freight and customs. Standard HOCl is degraded by the time it arrives.
- The Need: A product stable enough to survive a 45-day ocean journey and heat fluctuations without losing potency.
- Why Exco Wins: It opens up international export markets where local water quality is too poor for on-site generation, but import timelines were previously too long for bottled product.
Summary: Where is the money?
- Highest Volume: Consumer Retail (Household cleaners).
- Highest Strategic Value: Government/Military Stockpiles (Pandemic/Disaster preparedness).
- Highest Margin Potential: Specialized Medical (Wound care distribution to pharmacies where turnover is slower).
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