Got HIV,E.coli,heptitias B, or Salmonelle..look no further!!

If it kills all those germs on surfaces, just imagine how healthy you'd be if you drink it! I'm definitely bidding.
 
Hm, well considering a slightly powerful UV light would do the same thing. . . . as well as an autoclave. or pretty much any phenol. This isnt that cool, if you buy it your retarded.
 
haha I can see the advertising now...

"Fucked Pam Anderson, been to Africa, eaten at taco bell, or chugged raw eggs with Rocky lately? Not to worry!"
 
consider the facts here:

viruses are not like bacteria which can be killed by alcohol and whatnot. they obviously need fire in order to die and seeing as how that spray bottle probably contains no more than water... i don't see any viruses that will be rid of any time soon.
 
this is exactly the kind of shit the fucks everyone. Being yuppy germ freak is counterproductive. Spraying that shit just weeds out the weak bacteria and lets the stronger ones reproduce and fuck everyone. Its exactly the reason we have the drug resistant TB. If you exercise, eat healthy, get outside and be plain smart you will hardly ever get sick. Fuck the yuppys
 
"damnit there's herpes all over my table"

"here take this"

"wow Cindy Crawford, where'd u come from?"

"Your mom. Now spray this Virofree on ur table for instant herpes disintigration"

"wow, you can really see it KILLING the herpes! Thanks Cindy"

"Come here give me a hug"

"wait, let me spray u first."

*mutual laughter*

Virofree, reversing your biggest mistakes since 1456

 
You're a moron, that is NOT WHY WE HAVE DRUG RESISTANT TB!

The reason we have drug resistant TB if because people that became infested with TB got cheap treatment, mostly those that were in prisons and the like. The medicines became expensive and the prisoners became difficult to work with which overall led to the people not using the drugs. With modern medicine, if you don't take the full dosage for the full duration, the strain of bacteria can grow to be resistant to that strain of medicine, leading to a new form of medicine being used. When this medication is administrated, if it is not carried out to its full extent then the drug can become resistant to that one as well. So on and so forth, now we find ourselves in an era where we fight new strains of bacterium that are highly resistant. You can thank Russia for the TB, it started in prisons in Siberia.

 
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