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Innovative Nanotechnology Repels Even The Strongest Superbugs
FendX’s (FNDX:CSE) award-winning nanotechnology repels viruses and bacteria, including even the strongest superbugs… helping make surfaces safer to touch.
Find out how early investors could benefit from a $3.7 billion market opportunity below.
Here are Five Reasons to Consider FendX Technologies Inc. (FNDX:CSE) Today:
Nanotechnology with Repelling Properties:
FendX’s nanotechnology is inspired by water-resistant lotus leaves and consists of nanoscopic wrinkles 1,000 times smaller than a human hair.
These wrinkles create a nanostructure which liquids, blood, bacteria, viruses – almost anything – can’t stick to. It works instantly and offers 24-7 protection, addressing the growing need for new products to contribute to continuous protection of surfaces prone to contamination to reduce the spread of pathogens.
Multi-Billion-Dollar Market Potential:
Global infections continue to rise despite efforts to contain the spread. This is increasing the demand for innovative and effective infection control measures.
FendX has the potential to be adopted across various high-traffic public settings such as healthcare facilities, public transportation, schools, and offices. The sheer size and diversity of the target market has the potential to present a large future growth opportunity.
Timely and Relevant:
In an era where public health and safety concerns are at an all-time high, FendX may address the needs and worries of consumers and businesses alike, potentially making it an attractive and relevant opportunity.
Different From Other Antimicrobial Coating Films:
FendX’s pathogen-repelling technology is different than other films on the market today.
Other films require viruses and bacteria to attach to their surface to be killed, creating a potential “window of transmission” where bacteria or viruses on the film can still be spread.
FendX uses nanoscale engineering to create surfaces that pathogens can’t attach to. Since pathogens can’t attach, they’re hard to pass them on.
Future, Untapped Markets Add Potential:
FendX’s nanotechnology has the potential to be applied to other types of surfaces and materials – such as catheters which could significantly help reduce blockages caused by bacterial colony and/or blood clot formation in long-use catheters.
Underserved markets like this offer potential future upside, if the company can successfully adapt their technology.
In the following report, you’ll discover why the growing antimicrobial coating industry – and a company named FendX Technologies Inc. (ticker FNDX on the CSE) – could be a key opportunity for investors…
You’ll see how FendX’s patent-pending non-stick film uses nanotechnology to repel viruses and bacteria…
How its design beat out engineers from over 60 countries and was described as ‘the most innovative invention to have a positive impact on the future’…
And how it could be applied to a variety of different surfaces, offering instant protection against the spread of pathogens.
Listen, as we’ve experienced over the past few years, the rampant spread of pathogens is one of society’s most challenging problems.
FendX’s solution repels microbes and helps prevent their spread at the nano-level.
It could be a key weapon to contribute in the battle against the growing global threat of infectious disease transmission.
And you have the opportunity to position yourself in FendX’s future today – at an early stage – before the company’s initial scale-up manufacturing tests put it on the potential path to commercialization (assuming tests are successful).
One of the Greatest Threats Facing Humanity
The spread of infectious disease is a deadly problem that’s only getting worse…
As the world population grows, population centers are becoming denser. That means people are living closer together than ever before – and more likely to spread germs through common surfaces you touch such as handrails and door handles.
What’s worse, the overuse and misuse of antibiotics have led to the emergence of antibiotic-resistant bacteria, or “superbugs”. These treatment-resistant microbes are becoming more common and more dangerous.
- In fact, the National Health Institute calls antimicrobial resistance a “Global Health Emergency”[2].
- UK health officials recently warned, “antimicrobial resistance was a “hidden pandemic” that could emerge in the wake of Covid-19…[3]
- And the World Health Organization calls antimicrobial resistance one of the top 10 global public health threats facing humanity – right up there with Ebola, HIV, and noncommunicable diseases such as diabetes, cancer and heart disease.[4][5]
What’s worse, many treatment-resistant superbugs are spread inside of what’s thought to be a safe environment: hospitals, long-term care facilities, and senior’s homes.
In fact, the CDC estimates on any given day, a shocking 1-in-31 hospital patients acquire a hospital-borne infection (i.e. an infection acquired while being treated in a medical facility).[6]
The direct medical costs associated with these infections are massive, totaling at least $28.4 billion each year. They also account for an additional $12.4 billion in costs to society from early deaths and lost productivity.[7]
And with new virus strains emerging and increasing antibiotic resistant bacteria, there’s a growing demand for innovative solutions to protect against their spread.
In fact, research firm Future Markets Inc. projects the antimicrobial coatings market size will hit $11.0 billion by 2027, almost tripling in a five-year span.[8]
FendX’s proprietary nanotechnology has repelling properties that prevent adhesion of bacteria, viruses and liquids.
Inspired by water-resistant lotus leaves, the technology consists of nanoscopic wrinkles 1,000 times smaller than a human hair. These wrinkles create a nanostructure surface which liquids, blood, bacteria, viruses – almost anything – essentially can’t stick to.
The technology was originally discovered by scientists at the famed McMaster University. It’s been detailed in several academic journals, including the prestigious ACS Nano. And it’s backed by a growing pending patent portfolio.
It’s also been featured on major news and media outlets such as CNN Health, CBC, and Science Daily:
- CNN Health says, “Researchers have developed a self-cleaning plastic wrap that repels bacteria and could be used to prevent the transfer of antibiotic resistant superbugs, and other forms of dangerous bacteria.” [9]
- CBC says, “Scientists engineer self-cleaning surface that can repel dangerous bacteria”[10]
- And Science Daily reports it’s a “self-cleaning surface that repels even the deadliest superbugs.”[11]
Now, to be clear, this technology is still in the development testing phase. Lab tests at McMaster have been successful, and lab prototypes have been produced. But it’s not yet available on the market however – there’s still work to be done.
But think of the potential if it’s successful…
We’re talking about a technology that could be deployed all over the world.
It could make life safer for you, your children, the elderly and millions of others.
And as an investor, it commands your immediate attention.
How FendX (FNDX:CSE) Could Be Part of a $3.7 Billion Market
Viruses and bacteria are all around us… on door handles, grocery carts, store checkout stations, payment machines, bathroom sinks/taps, railings, elevator buttons and more.
They cling, grow and thrive on everyday surfaces like glass, paper, and metal. And they can survive for days… weeks… even months unless disinfected.
In fact, studies have shown that:
- The influenza virus can survive for up to 17 days on things like banknotes[13]…
- Some bacteria – including deadly E. Coli and MRSA – can survive for months on inanimate surfaces.[14]
- And the COVID-19 causing SARS-CoV-2 virus can survive for 28 days on glass, paper, and steel.[15]
- Reduces the amount of infectious viral particles for Covid-19 related strains by more than 99%…
- Reduces the transfer of E-coli 20-fold…
- And it reduces the formation of bacterial colonies like MRSA and pneumonia-causing Pseudomonas aeruginosa by more than 85%. [16][17]
Here’s How REPELWRAP™ Works:
In fact, the repel rates against potentially deadly pathogens are impressive:
- Reduces the amount of infectious viral particles for Covid-19 related strains by more than 99%…
- Reduces the transfer of E-coli 20-fold…
- And it reduces the formation of bacterial colonies like MRSA and pneumonia-causing Pseudomonas aeruginosa by more than 85%. [16][17]
Because of the unique “repel” ability, REPELWRAP™ film attacks the problem of pathogen spread much differently than anything else on the market today.
One of the biggest differences is that other protective coating films require viruses and bacteria to attach to their surface. Pathogens that attach to these surfaces have the potential to be passed on to unsuspecting individuals when they touch it.
For example, some competitors’ films contain silver or copper that can kill pathogens. But these products require pathogens to stick to their surface first before they can be killed… and that process can take up to a few hours to effectively kill all viruses or bacteria.[18]
This creates a “window of transmission” where contaminated surfaces can spread infections – especially in high-traffic touch point areas.
What’s worse, these metal containing surfaces can lead to bacterial resistance – making the problem of superbugs even worse.
In contrast, FendX’s REPELWRAP™ film uses nano-scale engineering to create a surface that pathogens can’t attach to. Since pathogens can’t attach, they can’t replicate and create colonies to be passed on.
This means that if a REPELWRAP™-coated surface is touched with a contaminated hand, there is smaller chance for this contamination to spread.
Another major benefit of FendX’s nanotechnology is that it’s flexible.
It can be applied to flat surfaces or shrunk wrapped onto surfaces that aren’t.
From curved door handles to twisting handrails to flat countertops, REPELWRAP™ film is expected to be able to fully coat an object to provide maximum protection.
FendX’s REPELWRAP™ Film has Many Advantages:
- It significantly reduces the transfer of deadly pathogens like MRSA, E-Coli, COVID-19 related viruses…
- It works instantly…
- It’s flexible to cover many different surface types…
- And it offers 24-7 protection.
As an investor, you need to pay close attention to FendX (FNDX:CSE).
The company’s nanotechnology could be part of the answer for businesses and governments looking to mitigate the spread of pathogens.
The Market Potential For FendX Could be Enormous…
Future Markets Inc. estimates the antimicrobial coatings market size will triple in size to $11.0 billion in 2027, up from $3.7 billion in 2022.[19]
FendX has the potential to become a major player in the antimicrobial film market (should REPELWRAP™ film successfully be scaled-up to larger sizes films and be successful in commercial scale-up manufacturing).
When commercialized, it could address the urgent need for innovative solutions to help control the spread of pathogens on surfaces – especially in healthcare.
As mentioned earlier, approximately 1-in-31 hospital patients get a healthcare-associated infection. That’s a huge number of people being exposed to harmful pathogens in what’s “supposed” to be considered a safe environment.
These pathogens can also be life-threatening for vulnerable and compromised persons.
- In fact, the World Health Organization claims that 1 in 10 patients who get a healthcare-associated infection will die[20]… while Oxford Academic estimates these infections are the fourth leading cause of death in the United States.[21]
It’s staggering and scary. But what’s worse is this…
Contaminated surfaces and equipment are some of the most common causes of infection according to the National Health Institute. [22]
It finds that contact transmission – when an infected patient comes in direct contact with another or contaminates a surface like a doorknob – is the one of the most important and frequent mode of transmission in the health care setting.
FendX’s proprietary REPELWRAP™ film could be used on high-touch surfaces such as bed rails, doorknobs, and medical devices to help prevent pathogen transmission.
As FendX continues its product development, we may see it used to protect surfaces in other high traffic places like the transportation, sports and entertainment, hospitality, and education sectors.
Take public transport for instance.
Millions of people use public transportation everyday – touching railings, handles and more. But how often do you see them being sanitized?
Then there’s education centers like schools and universities.
There are over 200,000 primary and secondary schools in North America, Europe, and Japan.[23] [24] [25]
Protecting high touch point areas such as desks and door handles, and preventing the transmission of pathogens in the education system could be a key focus in reducing spread.
And let’s not forget public places like stadiums, malls, restaurants and entertainment centers…
Preventing the transfer of pathogens in public settings is important to control the spread of disease… and keeping surfaces clean in these sectors is not always possible.
But, as mentioned above, the company does not yet have a commercial product…
The nanotechnology was licensed from McMaster University and the REPELWRAP™ film prototype has been tested successfully in in their labs. The next step is to create larger-sized prototypes of its REPELWRAP™ film for testing.
To do that, FendX has partnered with engineering experts Dunmore International, Corp., a Steel Partners Holdings L.P. (NYSE:SPLP) company.
The engagement of the Dunmore team is the first step on its path towards commercialization and an important milestone for the company.
Dunmore will use their expertise to assess and create an initial automated manufacturing process for larger-sized prototypes for testing. If successful, it will position FendX to potentially begin commercial scale-up.
FendX’s patent-pending technology has the potential to tap a big opportunity in helping work towards solving the global threat of infectious disease transmission.
There are several multi-billion-dollar industries in need of innovative products to control the spread of pathogens. REPELWRAP™ film may have the potential to play a role in many of these industries.
Do your own research now.
Microbe repellent technology is a promising, high-growth industry. And FendX is positioning itself to take advantage of this opportunity.
Given the increasing demand for innovative products to reduce the spread of pathogens in various industries…
The heightened awareness of pathogen transmission…
And the growing number of healthcare-acquired infections…
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