Pure+Active skin care products is a powerful antimicrobial antiseptic created by electrolyzing a solution containing Aqua and Sodium Chloride (NaCl), leading to the generation of Hypochlorous Acid.
Pure+Active skin care products effectively kills 99.99% of microorganisms, ranging from bacteria and viruses to fungi and spores. Pure+Active’s anti-inflammatory properties do not cause irritation, making it an ideal choice for sensitive skin and suitable for various skin types. It is gentle enough for daily use and is well-suited for healthcare, dental, medical, and pharmaceutical settings.
Pure+Active skin care products is an effective and foundational solution for comprehensive skin care. It diminishes inflammation associated with skin issues like blemishes, psoriasis, eczema, sunburns, and post-procedure concerns. Pure+Active effectively resolves chronic cystic acne, supports repairing damaged skin, and accelerates the overall healing process.
Unlike traditional skin care products, Pure+Active skin care products is non-toxic, does not harm the skin barrier, and is environmentally friendly and biodegradable, aligning with sustainability goals for responsible skincare practices.
Pure+Active is approved by the 2021 WHO Essential Medicines List, classified under the EML Section category 15.2 – Antiseptics.
What licenses has Pure+Active Technology obtained?
Pure+Active skin care products proudly received regulatory approvals and certifications affirming its safety and efficacy in skin care.
Pure+Active holds approvals from:
- Food and Drug Administration (FDA),
- Health Canada,
- The US EPA for COVID-19 disinfection,
- The 2021 WHO Essential Medicines List classified under the EML Section category 15.2 – Antiseptics.
These international recognitions signify Pure+Active compliance with rigorous regulatory standards, positioning it as a reliable and approved solution for skin care applications.
- Therapeutic Goods Administration Australia.
- World Health Organization.
- The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
- Environmental Protection Agency, US.
- Ministry of Health Japan.
- European Chemical Agency.
- National Health Service, UK.
