What’s IV-7? What’s SDC? Who is PURE?
PURE Bioscience of El Cajon, California is the patent holder of a revolutionary molecule called “SDC” or silver dihydrogen citrate. IV-7 Ultimate Germ Defense is the name of the product being distributed by Richmont Sciences of Dallas, Texas that contains SDC. Richmont has given the trade name “IV-7? to the SDC molecule.
IV-7 is the network marketing/MLM company owned by Richmont Sciences that distributes products that contain IV-7.
As of this writing, the company has one product, a spray disinfectant designed for non-porous surfaces. We will soon offer a broad variety of personal care products and formulations for home, office, and business use that contain IV-7. The company is currently in the process of formulating products for acne sufferers, a line of infant care products, and a formulation for food preparation areas.
As proven by independent laboratories, IV-7 Ultimate Germ Defense kills MRSA, Staph, E. coli, H1N1 (swine flu), acne and athlete’s foot bacteria, herpes, influenza, and a host of other bacteria, viruses, and pathogens. (Click here for a more complete list.)
IV-7 uses silver to kill bacteria. The molecule contains citrate (similar to what’s found in oranges) and silver. Silver has been used as a disinfectant for thousands of years. The pathogen senses the citrate and sees it as a food source. It ingests the molecule and in doing so, liberates the silver ion which, in turn, destroys the bacterium.
An earlier silver-containing product, “colloidal silver” has some of the same properties, but IV-7 is magnitudes more powerful while containing less silver. (For a more thorough explanation, click here.)
After it was patented, PURE licensed silver dihydrogen citrate to a number of different companies who private-labeled it. While most of those companies no longer have access to SDC, one of them, a fine company called SpectraSan, sells a product called SpectraSan 24. Their market is commercial and industrial accounts. Richmont’s network marketing organization is focused primarily on the consumer market as well as small- to medium-size retail accounts, such as restaurants, day care centers and nursing homes, medical offices, and schools.
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