A note on the positive.

In the one-step FAQ - Quote

5. HOW LONG AFTER I USE ONE STEP HAND SANITIZER DOES IT KILL GERMS?
One Step products have no residual germ-killing effect. One Step products kill germs on contact, but once it has evaporated, the germ-killing action has stopped.

T36 has a residual effect lasting 4 hours - hence better protection and more economical.

BUT One step FAQ

11. WHAT IS BENZALKONIUM CHLORIDE?
Benzalkonium Chloride is an alcohol free active ingredient that has been used and trusted in hospitals for over 25 years. Benzalkonium Chloride is clinically proven to kill 99.9% of most common disease-causing germs within seconds.

I thought that T36 had patents that were for the 70% ethanol and and Benzalkonium Chloride. Why any reference to BZK in one step FAQ. One step also has a 70% ethanol product. New "One Step Extra Strength hand sanitizer contains 70% Ethyl Alcohol for increased antiseptic cleansing."

So it begs the question - if they have a 70% ethanol and reference BZK and display the Olympic rings - do they not strongly resemble a lesser know company operating out of New Westminster. I am confused on what we have patented.