The N2Ncleangreen.com website contains a list of their products.
One of those products is "D-FENZ". Selecting that product takes you to:
d-fenzprotectants.com
On that site's landing page, under the heading "Hand Sanitizer" it says:
Experience a new level of CLEAN
Provide an extra level of defense to your patients, students, employees and family by cleaning, disinfecting and coating all surfaces with D-FENZ. With no harsh odors, an eco-friendly formula and extreme surface versatility, it's a winner for countless settings.
Spray and wipe target surfaces or mist an entire room; application is easy. Kill tough germs where they lurk and guard against recontamination.
This product is pending EPA registration and is not yet available for sale.
Hmmmm ...
Let's walk through this ...
"Back 2 Normal" (Matt Shepard's company?) is associated (in some way) with "Biosafety Solutions" (where Preston Olsen is the "Chief Legal Counsel").
Biosafety Solultions apparently took advantage of the "Franchise Ownership Opportunity" offered by Aerus, which claims to be "the global leader in surface and air purification solutions".
Biosafety Solutions are apparently offering a product called "D-FENZ".
However, I have found no mention of D-FENZ at the Aerus website.
"D-FENZ" was touted in a video from St. John Bosco High School, where the speaker claimed "Dr. Greg Shepard has been marketing and selling the products with Back2Normal.tech".
But, the back2normal.tech website doesn't even reference the D-FENZ product.
Curious, to say the least.
And, to top off the curious aspects of this situation ...
... the product "is not yet available for sale" because it has not been registered at the EPA.
Yet, "Dr. Greg Shepard has been marketing and selling the products".
Fascinating.
Sure is a pretty day.
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