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Re: Ozone for Comb Sterlization?
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>Is ozone the best choice or should we consider phostoxin?

I seem to recall that ethlyene oxide works well, but again needs careful 
handling.

Presumably you have ruled out 80% acetic which seems to kill everything 
except AFB spores?

Best wishes

Peter
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