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Sani‐Sock

ProspectusOct. 2013



Sani‐Sock: The Need

Infectious Diseases

(IDs)

are

a serious

problem:

• Transmitted by indirect contact transmission• Remote Controls, Common Use Handheld Devices, etc.

• A recent study found that the Remote Control is one of the most highly contamination items in a typical hotel room*

• The Cost

is

Very

High…with

regard

to

influenza,

the

CDC

estimates

that:

• ~5% to 20% of the U.S population affected each year• ~200,000 per year hospitalized due to flu related complications • ~36,000 per year die from influenza related complications

• Other IDs: MRSA, C. Dif., etc.• Especially

problematic

in

common

use

areas

such

as

hotels,

hospitals,

care

facilities, public areas, bathrooms, kitchens, etc.• Manual cleaning is inefficient and ineffective:

• Can leave contact surfaces contaminated•

Can be

damaging

to

electronic

devices

• Allows contact surfaces to be re‐contaminated with each touch between

cleanings• Chemical foggers, peroxide bombs, etc. are expensive and can be destructive

to electronics. Recontamination may occur with each touch event between

treatments.* http://www.nydailynews.com/life‐style/health/germiest‐places‐hotel‐room‐tv‐remotes‐light‐switches‐bedside‐lamp‐rank‐high‐fecal‐contamination‐article‐1.1097951



http://www.nydailynews.com/life ‐style/health/germiest‐places‐hotel‐room‐tv‐remotes‐light‐switches‐bedside‐lamp‐rank‐high‐fecal‐contamination‐article‐1.1097951

Sani‐Sock

Protects you

from your

remote

control and

other

handheld

devices



The Solution: Sani‐Sock

•Sani‐Sock products use see through, flexible material

to provide a protective covering over your handheld

device.•Sani‐Sock products are treated with an anti‐microbial

treatment that protects that user without harming the

electronics.•Sani‐Sock is easy to install over your handheld device

and is washable and reusable, but is inexpensive

enough to

be

disposable.

•Sani‐Sock gives you Peace of Mind in a Simple,

Inexpensive, Easily Packaged and Transported,

Reusable

Device



Sani‐Sock…the better solution

• Patent Pending See Through,

Flexible Fabric Prevents Physical

Contact of User and Device

• Anti‐Microbial

Treatment

Provides Further Protection to

the User

•Washable/Reusuable or

Disposable

• Very Small and Easy to

Transport

• Easy to Install and Remove

• Easily Maintained by Hotel

Maid Service or Staff During

Standard Cleaning

Procedures Sani‐Sock Examples




Technology C o n t i n u o u s D i s i n f e

c t i o n

T e l l s

y o u w h e n t o S e r v i c e

C o n t a m i n a t i o n F r e e

S u r f a c e

w i t h

E a c h C o n t a c t

R e l a t i v e E f f e c t i v e n e

s s

R e l a t i v e S a f e t y

T o t a l C o s t o f O w n e r s h i p

Sani‐SockYES,

TemporaryYES

YES,

Temporary

MEDIUM to

HIGHHIGH

VERY

LOW

Manual

CleaningHIGH NO NO POOR

INTER

MEDIATE

INTER

MEDIATE

Disinfectant

Sprays/BombsNO NO NO

HIGH, but Health

Risk and May

Damage

Electronics

POOR HIGH



Market Potential: US

• Lodging and Travel:

• 1.1B Guest Nights per Year1 ($55M US Annually)

•

Hospital and

Care

Facilities

• Hospital: Total Estimated TV Remotes and Bed

Remotes: 31.5M2 ($3.1M US Annually)

•

Senior Care

Facilities:

Total

Estimated

TV

Remotes

and Bed Remotes: 76M Care Weeks3 ($7.6M US)

• Total est. US TAM (EAU): 133M units, $66M US/year at

$0.50

per

Sani‐

Sock

4

• Other (Residential, Automotive, etc.) not included1. American Hotel and Lodging Association, 4.9M guest rooms in the US with 61.4% Occupancy. One remote control per room assumed. $0.05 per use

assumed.

2. 31.5M Inpatient Discharges per Year (US Hospitals, US CDC). Sani‐Sock Change out with each discharge assumed at $0.05 per change out)

3. 1.7M Senior Care Beds at 86% Occupancy(US CDC Nursing Home Care, 2004 basis). Assumes that each bed has 1 remote and one television remote.

Assumes that

each

remote

cover

is

changed

once

per

week

at

$0.05

per

change

out).

4. Need to perform design and cost study. Assumes 10 uses per Sani‐Sock life.



Approach

• License Available from USC IP Tech Transfer Office

(SCRF # 01064)

to

suitable

entrepreneurial

designer/manufacturer

• Keys to success:

• Effective design

and

materials

selection

• Proof of efficacy

•Finding

an

excellent

MFG/Selling/Distribution

Partner



Sani‐Sock…Giving Your Rooms the

Competitive Advantage!




• Competitive advantage at Your Hotel/Care

Facility/Common Use Business

• Extra Disease Avoidance Protection for Travelers

• Effective way to prevent Disease Transference

from Handheld Devices

•

Pays

for

itself

through

Reduction

of

HAIs• Low Total Cost of Ownership

• Easy installation and maintenance

• Contamination free surface when replaced

periodically (Maid

Service,

etc.)

• Ideal for the traveler

(Small/Transportable/Reusable)

• Sani‐Sock is the Better Way to reduce HAI

transferred from

remotes

and

handheld

devices

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