1. Galbraith Labs, August 1992
- Testing was done that shows resistance to strong
acids and demonstrates how the skin shield product maintains its PH balance when exposed
to these harsh chemicals.
2. Nelson Laboratories, August 1992 - A wipe off test was done that proved that even after 10 hand
washings with soap and water, the product was still in place and would provide an
effective barrier to strong acids, solvents and other caustic or harmful substances.
3. Amrep Laboratories, March 1993 - A more extensive test was done that showed that the skin shield
product would protect from most strong chemicals and acids.
4. University of Georgia, June 1993 - A test was performed showing that the skin shield has properties
that will inactivate the e-coli viruses. An additional wipe off test was performed as
well.
5. Applied Consumer Services, September 1993
- This test was performed to show the efficiency of the
skin shield product in preventing the penetration of common laboratory and industrial
materials.
6. Lab/Cor Inc.,September 1993 - These tests document applications per ounce as well as consistence
of PH levels and Pore size relevance. There was also an additional test regarding a
barrier to strong acids.
7. Department of Health and Welfare Idaho, November
1993 - This testing was to prove that the skin
shield product is manufactured in and remains a sterile product.
8. Nelson Laboratories, August 1994 - The product was tested for organism growth and it performed well
showing no negative growth.
9. Nelson Laboratories, January 1998 -Testing proving that the skin shield product was effective against
Staphylococcus aureus.
10. Amrep, January 1999 -Certificate of Conformance
11. Eugene Schaffstall, March 1999 - Confirming Testing Procedures.
