Active oxygen
Active oxygen is a natural gas that forms in the atmosphere in the presence of strong electric charges — in the mountains, or after a thunderstorm. Its disinfecting power exceeds that of chlorine by about 52%, with a strong oxidising effect on metals.
It decomposes in water to form oxygen and monoatomic oxygen, which reacts quickly with the dirt trapped between tissue fibres. Penetrating the cell membrane, it changes the shape of the cell until its death. It leaves no residue, no toxins and no odours, and is extremely effective against viruses, bacteria, fungi, moulds and microbes.