Dr. Bob Arnot Kicks Off Educational Tour on New H1N1 Flu Killing Molecule

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Dr. Bob Arnot kicks off educational tour on the dangers of H1N1 flu contaminated touch surfaces and the new biotechnology in EPA-registered SpectraSan-24.

North Canton, Ohio – Dr. Bob Arnot kicks-off a national educational tour on the silent threat of H1N1 flu contaminated touch surfaces and the new biotechnology in EPA-registered SpectraSan-24 (http://www.spectrasan.com) that kills bacteria, fungus and viruses including Influenza A (H1N1 or Swine Flu).

Dr. Arnot launched his educational tour with a series of nationwide television interviews explaining the dangerous threat of H1N1 flu contaminated touch surfaces and how they are a greatly underestimated element in spreading the virus.

Television studios interviewing Dr. Arnot were able to swab their cameras, microphones, anchor desks, and telephones, etcetera. During the interview Dr. Arnot revealed the results of the swabs showing the contaminated surfaces on air.

“The H1N1 or Swine flu virus is incredibly resistant, living up to twenty-two hours, or three times longer than other flu viruses, on hard surface such as copy machine buttons, steering wheels, subway poles, elevator buttons, nurses’ station computers, toys, school desks, lunchroom trays, and door knobs. In short, we’re all told to cover our mouths and wash our hands but are rarely warned to avoid or disinfect the touch surfaces that harbor the virus,” says physician and popular television medical correspondent Dr. Bob Arnot, who serves as chief medical educator for www.TouchSurfaces.org.

“I recommend the new biocide in SpectraSan-24 as a hard surface disinfectant. I have found it a highly effective weapon in eradicating H1N1, MRSA, VRE, and other dangerous pathogens commonly spread on hard surfaces,” says Dr. Arnot.

Touch surfaces are found anywhere and everywhere: homes, schools, day care centers, gyms, YMCA’s, camps, hotels, nursing homes, long term care facilities, hospitals, cars, busses, airplanes and the work place. They include such surfaces as toys, table tops, light switches, door knobs and handles, copier machine buttons, elevator buttons, lunch trays, nurses’ station computer keyboards, undersides of arm rests in cafeterias, water faucets and so many more. For more information on touch surfaces visit TouchSurfaces.Org at http://www.touchsurfaces.org.

SpectraSan 24 (http://www.spectrasan.com) is an EPA Registered, broad spectrum antibacterial, antifungal, and antiviral disinfectant that can provide up to 24-hour residual effectiveness. It kills the most dangerous pathogens; influenza A (H1N1), MRSA, HIV and a host of other dangerous pathogens and household germs – many within 30 seconds.

Dr. Bob Arnot is a nationally recognized Emmy Award-winning television medical correspondent reporting on CBS, NBC, CNN, Discovery Health and Fox and is a contributor to Touchsurfaces.org.

BioTech Medical (http://www.spectrasan.com), LLC is a North Canton, Ohio, based company that distributes diversified products around the world. BioTech Medical’s multiple business segments are each focused on the distribution of innovative healthcare products, including the SDC-based SpectraSan 24. For more information, please visit http://www.spectrasan.com.