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To: SG who wrote (43974)	12/2/2005 8:48:21 AM
From: rrufff	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 120413

Just so any new reader doesn't get the wrong idea from your post. I believe you and I are in agreement that the scam has been that EMFP has strangely been the subject of 2 bashing pieces in the main stream media, both of which were apparently written by authors who know little or nothing about the company. The first and more hurtful, as it stopped the rally over a buck, was a Marketwatch.com piece that lumped it in with hurricane plays being pumped after Katrina. Of course, EMFP has nothing to do with hurricanes or rebuilding. The author admitted he knew nothing about the company but that he had seen an email which said it was. What a way for an author, and a respected reporter, to do his business. Now I know why reporters are considered on a plane lower than, shall I say it, (sshhhhh), lawyers.... Disregard that last phrase. The second was a short piece that indicated the FDA was investigating and that the masks were not effective vs bird flu. The reality is that the FDA is not investigating and has said no such thing. The FDA is not involved with this type of product. Nothing has been approved as curing or stopping bird flu and that includes Tamiflu and any vaccine. It's a guessing game here and, given a choice, those who fear the flu will want a mask, particularly one with a state of the art nano filter.

To: SG who wrote (43974)	12/2/2005 8:50:07 AM
From: rrufff	Respond to of 120413

EMFP .69 out with a PR indicating new manufacturing facility to meet the huge demand, and also with a paragraph with respect to misleading information in the media. Looks positive, at least long term. HENDERSON, Nev.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dec. 2, 2005-- Emergency Filtration Products, Inc. (EFP) (OTCBB:EMFP) today announced that it has signed a three year lease on a 13,000 square foot facility in Nogales, Mexico, where it intends to establish additional production capabilities to meet increased demand for its NanoMask and NanoMask filters. The Nogales plant will be initially equipped with spray booths to enhance pre-cut filters with nanoparticles, six high speed automatic packaging machines and a filter media cutting machine. EFP expects the Nogales plant to commence production within 4 to 6 weeks. Current plans for the Nogales facility, as in its Henderson, Nevada, plant, are to enhance the filters with nanoparticles and package the filters hermetically. The company sources pre-cut filters from its subcontracted manufacturers where filter media is cut to the company's specifications. Increasing production capacity is a key component of the company's growth plans, as EFP will then be able to pursue converting serious indications of interest (in the NanoMask and NanoMask filters) from large national and international companies into purchase orders. The company's existing plant in Henderson, Nevada, does not have the production capacity itself to meet the potential demand that has been indicated by a large number of prospective customers. "We are expanding our NanoMask filter production capacity as quickly as possible," said Douglas K. Beplate, President & CEO, EFP. "After meeting with a number of large national and international prospective customers, it became evident that the scale of orders that they are contemplating far outstripped the Henderson facility's production capacity. Accordingly, after reviewing a number of different production options, we decided to establish production in Mexico, which has an ample supply of skilled labor and easy transportation access to the United States and other international locations." The company has recently become aware of certain misleading and inaccurate reports in the media regarding its NanoMask product. In response, the company is taking action to determine the sources of such incorrect information and to proceed as necessary to prevent its dissemination. Accurate and complete information on the NanoMask and EFP's other products is available on the company's website. About NanoMask: (http://emergencyfiltration.com/Products/NanoMask.htm) EFP's 2H Nano-Enhanced Environmental Mask, the NanoMask relies on the company's core 2H Technology(TM) filtration system, which utilizes a combination of hydrophobic or hydrophilic filters able to capture and isolate bacterial and viral microorganisms with efficiencies of 99.9%. The environmental mask utilizes the company's patented 2H Technology(TM) and nanotechnology to enhance the capture-and-isolation characteristics of the filter media. About Emergency Filtration Products: (http://www.emergencyfiltration.com/) EFP is an air filtration products manufacturer who's patented 2H Technology(TM) filter system has produced filtration efficiencies of "greater than 99.99%" at a particulate size of 0.027 microns. Its initial products were developed for the medical market: the Vapor Isolation Valve(TM) and RespAide(R) CPR Isolation Mask used for resuscitation of respiratory/cardiac arrest cases; and the 2H Breathing Circuit Filter for ventilators, respirators and anesthesia circuitry. Each has received FDA approval. The company also markets an Automated External Defibrillator Prep Kit featuring RespAide; and the NanoMask(R), a nanotechnology enhanced environmental mask. In addition to filtration products, the company supplies Superstat(R), a modified hemostatic collagen, to the US military for surgery and extreme wound care. Safe Harbor Statement: This release may contain statements that are forward looking. Such statements are made based upon current expectations that are subject to risk and uncertainty. EFP does not undertake to update forward-looking statements in this news release to reflect actual results of and changes in assumptions or changes in other factors affecting such forward-looking information. The actual future results of the company could differ significantly from such forward-looking statements. Sales may be dependent on EFP's ability to fulfill orders in a timely fashion as well as the success of future marketing campaigns, the signing of definitive agreements with additional distributors, and both the perceived need for EFP's products and the competitive performance of such products in the marketplace. KEYWORD: NORTH AMERICA CENTRAL AMERICA NEVADA UNITED STATES MEXICO INDUSTRY KEYWORD: HEALTH MANUFACTURING PRODUCT/SERVICE SOURCE: Emergency Filtration Products, Inc. CONTACT INFORMATION: Emergency Filtration Products, Inc. Wendy Harper, 702-558-5164 (Fax) 702-567-1893 contactus@emergencyfiltration.com www.emergencyfiltration.com or PAN Consultants, Ltd. Philippe Niemetz, 800-477-7570, 212-344-6464 (Fax) 212-618-1276 p.niemetz@panconsultants.com gad