In the spring of 2001, Steve Barwick (Life & Health Research Group), in a conversation with Tom Skaggs (then a vice president of SBE) mentioned that the particle size of CS generated by "High Voltage" methods appeared to be significantly smaller than the particles generated by our equipment. Steve admitted that the High Voltage stuff didn’t appear to work as well as our stuff, but went on to explain that a marketing opportunity existed there anyway. (This is my recollection of conversations between Tom Skaggs & Steve Barwick, as related to me by Tom Skaggs).

When Tom was testing the high voltage units, one of them burned a hole in his thumb. As I remember it, the hole went clear through the nail, bone, and flesh. I bet it hurt like the dickens. Tom’s thumb took weeks to heal.

We totally rejected the notion of selling High Voltage units, at any price or profit level. (I was afraid that one would kill someone…I like my customers and want no harm to ever come to any one of you.)

By the Fall of 2001, Tom Skaggs had departed, but the notion that a generator capable of making really small particles (particles that could actually have the potential to be effective against viruses) hung around. The notion that we might be able to create one that utilized a safe low voltage at the electrode was particularly intriguing. The fact that nobody appeared to be making or marketing such a unit added some economic impetus.

I had done research on the physics of electrically creating small colloidal particles (the unstable positively charged ones that work so well against pathogens). When the reading was complete, I began building prototypes and observing the results.

My conclusions were as follows:

1. Watt density (relationship between amount of power and electrode size) of the electricity needed to be closely controlled.
2. Utilizing closely controlled voltage and ampacity, the desired result could be obtained with slightly over six volts.
3. Rod (electrode) separation in the water had to be "set" for consistency, batch to batch.
4. DC electricity worked better than AC electricity.
5. DC electricity that had a slight "pulse" worked better than absolutely smooth current.
6. Distilled water needed to be "enriched" to provide better conductivity for the process to work properly.
7. Dissolved carbon dioxide, out of air, worked really well to electrically "enrich" distilled water.
8. The fluid needed to be constantly stirred during the process of generation.
9. The "air pump" required for proper operation took so much power that battery operation was impractical.

For practical safety considerations, we also wanted all the "line voltage" electricity to be separated from everything wet.

The USP generator, as you see it, is the result of our research and in-house development.

In lab testing, the USP generator has shown results of "particles ranging in size from less than 1nm to 6nm". The calculated size (based on the physics involved) is from .25nm to 6nm. It would appear that the physics calculations are correct. (the smallest of these particles is a single atom, missing one electron)

I am certain, from the "feedback" that we have gotten from you, our customers, that the results you have obtained are nothing short of spectacular.

At this point I would, un-ashamedly declare the development of our USP generator a success.

Every component is necessary for the unit to actually perform its’ stated function. Nothing is extra, Nothing is "just for show".

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