Looks like it maybe silane based product similar to Rain-X and a number of others. It may have some merit as a product but the marketing is mostly hype. Just like most nano-technology.
Had to read a long ways to find this. They are big on hype but not much substance.
"The tests show that we can reduce bacterial loading by between 25 and 50 per cent at a stroke and I suspect it may be higher with a bespoke cleaning method we are developing. As soon as the data on the trial was released we got a request from the same hospital in Southport to coat 150 toilets," Mr McClelland said."
75-50 % of the bacteria are still left. IF you get 95% the the 5 that are left can kill you.
Just having people (Drs and Nurses) wash their hands between patients is supposed save something like 20-25,000 lives in the US.
I worked with a NAvy doctor who said men were always telling him they must have caught VD off the toilet seat, at least this stuff can fix that.
