GrapheneCA launches online sales of anti-bacterial coatings to address COVID-19 outbreak

Nano Graphene, AKA GrapheneCA, an engineering and technology company offering graphene based products and solutions, has announced the launch of its online store to sell its new Dr. Nano anti-bacterial coating. GraphenCA did not openly specify that this is a graphene-based product, but we assume so as GrapheneCA is a developer of graphene-based products.

Dr. Nano is a formula developed to create anti-viral environment that would protect different surfaces for a time frame of 7 to 10 years.

With the recent COVID-19 outbreak, we have experienced a strong growth of demand for our anti-bacterial products, and in response we have launched the GrapheneCA on-line store together with a significant scale up of coatings production, stated Peter Nesveda, Head of IR and Corporate Affairs of GrapheneCA. The goal is to make all of our anti-bacterial products accessible to businesses of all sizes and the general public.

Developed anti-bacterial solution can be applied in the form of paints and varnishes to walls and surfaces of public settings that are high risk areas for viruses, such as hospitals, schools, shopping malls, metro stations, or airports, says Sergey Voskresensky, Head of R&D at GrapheneCA. On top of that, the formula has also been positively tested for application in private spaces.

According to GrapheneCA’s scientists, the formula blocks the metabolism of microorganisms by restricting cellular respiration and cell division. Independent studies have shown microorganisms die when coming into contact with surfaces coated with the Dr. Nano coating.

The Company shared that micro-biological tests were conducted in accordance with Japan Industrial Standard (JIS) Z 2801-2000, recognized worldwide as a means of confirming antibacterial effectiveness. Test data demonstrated GrapheneCA’s coating provides disinfection of different dangerous gram-positive and gram-negative bacteria.