Hypochlorous Acid for Veterinary & Pet Care
Hypochlorous acid (HOCl) is a naturally occurring antimicrobial molecule produced by the body’s own immune system as part of its defense against unwanted microorganisms. Because
Harness the power of Hypochlorous Acid – your body’s own healing molecule, now available in pharmaceutical-grade formulations for clinical care and cosmetic radiance
Your body is made up of approximately 80% salt water. Your skin is your first line of defense, and white blood cells the second. Your body is animated by electricity—so you are an electrically run saltwater engine. When your cells replicate, they produce about 1% free radicals, which can cause imbalances. Your body, in defense, creates Hypochlorous (or HOCL) in the white blood cells. You produce electrically active salt water, with sacrificial free radicals (to balance out the body’s free radicals) and HOCL. Then, the HOCL complements and speeds your body’s process of healing. It eliminates (99.999% of) bacteria, viruses, spores, fungi, and it works electrically in active transport to help you heal. It is a broad spectrum anti-infective and anti-inflammatory, which is why it works on so many things but is (largely, still only) salt water, which is why it is safe.
Yes, totally non toxic and safe as well as effective
Best to test on fabrics before and not for use on electronics
Bleach is toxic and HOCl is 80 times bleach strength and non-toxic
Yes, you should have no problems as long as you use the correct size container
As often as desired
Yes, we are stable with 5 years shelf life on the gallon, 2 years on the skin, and Pet sprays, and 1 year on the nasal
Dead Seasalt, Ultra purified distilled water and HOCl
As a topical solution, HOCL has been shown in medical literature to have effects on infections that cause persistent irritation and long-standing, ongoing skin damage. HOCL has been shown to provide relief from irritation, and many people report relief from pain, irritation, and itching, and have been able to experience improvement from commonplace skin conditions by applying HOCL on a regular basis.
HOCL is a small molecule, totally safe to human tissues and about 100 to 200 times more effective than chlorine bleach, but contains, by comparison, a tiny amount of chlorine. Since HOCL is made in the human body and in all animals—and even some plants—the chlorine that it contains has none of the negative and unhealthy features of chlorine hypochlorite bleach.
Healing of skin wounds starts with control of infection and damage to tissues, followed by repair and restoration. HOCL has direct effects on healing by attacking infectious germs, stopping bleeding from damaged blood vessels, and stimulating repair by making new blood vessels to feed the recovering tissues. HOCL also speeds the movement of skin cells across the damaged area. The net result is the outer skin layers move to close the wound, and the tissues underneath are reorganized to restore them to their original healthy condition, with minimal scarring.
Nature protects human and animal tissues against infectious germs by making HOCL at sites of injury or contamination by bacteria. The HOCL is made on demand, as needed, at sites of tissue damage and is the most powerful local anti-germ substance manufactured in the body. It has to protect against all classes of invaders, including bacteria, yeasts, viruses, and molds, and it has to be able to kill them quickly. White blood cells circulating in the blood are a rich source of HOCL, and they move into the local tissues where there are injuries or damage. Because HOCL kills so fast and so efficiently but has to be compatible with all the healthy tissues in the body, it is uniquely powerful yet uniquely safe. Nothing can develop resistance to HOCL because it attacks at many different places on and in contaminating germs of all kinds.
HOCL goes through the skin and works lightning fast, but disappears fast, so it’s best to apply it to injured sites in the form of ‘little and often’ rather than trying to coat or smother the area with the solution only once a day. For injuries such as burns, cuts, or blisters, you can’t apply our signature HOCL Spray too many times per day, but for practical purposes, 4-5 times would be a good number as a routine.
HOCL is a powerful, safe/ sanitizing solution, with a great record of effectiveness even on sensitive skin, and there aren’t any downsides that have been shown to date by applying it to irritated skin. No wounds will heal until infection is controlled, so using HOCL to do that has a basis in solid science and wide-ranging experiences in practical use.
As a topical solution, HOCL has been shown in medical literature to have effects on infections that cause persistent irritation and long-standing, ongoing skin damage. HOCL has been shown to provide relief from irritation, and many people report relief from pain, irritation, and itching, and have been able to experience improvement from commonplace skin conditions by applying HOCL on a regular basis.
HOCL is powerful in combating fungal infections as well as bacteria and yeasts. In nature, HOCL is produced at the skin sites where fungi usually localize and cause irritation, lingering persistent infections, pain, and itching. Many people have reported relief from these kinds of infections, including athlete’s foot.
Hypochlorous acid (HOCl) is a naturally occurring antimicrobial molecule produced by the body’s own immune system as part of its defense against unwanted microorganisms. Because
How Hypochlorous Acid Works on Wounds Every wound — a scrape, a cut, a post-surgical incision, a diabetic ulcer — faces the same two obstacles
How Hypochlorous Acid Works on Burns Hypochlorous acid (HOCl) is a molecule your own white blood cells produce naturally to fight infection. When formulated at