I am very interested in what ingredients comprise any formula, and thusly, I always look to the MSDS for that information. The following is several email conversations I had with John Davidson of SCOE 10X:
10/26/07
John,
I could not find your MSDS on this product, also, has it been approved by the EPA?
Johns reply:
MSDS attached.
The EPA only gives "approval" to biocidal type products. Since SCOE 10X does not contain any biocidal properties, the EPA's approval is not necessary.
Thanks,
John Davidson
BioFog, Inc.
John,
Why are the ingredients in your product not listed? And if your product is "non-biocidal" meaning that it does not kill living organisms - what exactly is the bacteria that causes the odor if it is not alive? You do say quote" the odor causing bacteria die and destroys the odor molecules".
Johns Reply:
SCOE 10X's ingredients are not listed because they are proprietary.
SCOE 10X is a blend of probiotics and surfactants. That is as much information we can give.
SCOE 10X does not kill the odor causing bacteria. The odor causing bacteria die because SCOE 10X eliminates their food source.
Thanks,
John Davidson
BioFog, Inc.
Well, I looked up probiotics on wikipedia: Probiotics are dietary supplements containing potentially beneficial bacteria or yeasts, ok;
And then the definition of surfactants is Short for 'SURFace ACTive AgeNT' - a molecule that lowers suface tension. Surfactants are the active ingredients in soap.
Well, I still am in the dark about what exactly this SCOE 10X does and what it is made of, so I for one will stay away from using it.
I don't understand why the ingredients cannot be listed for SCOE 10X - not the formula, just what's in there. What is the big secret?
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