"Protect with technology, breathe healthier"—APOTOM Liquid Mask 2.0 launched, proposing a new concept in upper airway health protection

On August 8th, Guangzhou Dongfanglue's APOTOM Liquid Mask 2.0 product launch event was held in Beijing. Attendees included Li Dongzeng, chief physician of the Department of Infectious Diseases at Beijing You'an Hospital, Li Xiaoqiang, head of the China Aging Association's Aging Talent Information Center, Zhang Baozheng, CFO and secretary of the board of directors of Rongtai Pharmaceutical, distributors, channel agents, consumer representatives of C-end Adon products, and media representatives. Chen Mingjie, founder of Dongfanglue Group, Qiu Sinian, chairman of Dongfanglue Group, Liu Jinghua, director of Guangzhou Dongfanglue, and Wang Ying, general manager, also attended.

APOTOM Liquid Mask Creates a "New Concept" of Protection APOTOM Liquid Mask sets up a new concept of daily health protection and proposes a new way of life. Because upper respiratory tract infection sources such as influenza viruses spread through droplets, wearing a mask is an effective preventive measure, but traditional physical masks do not necessarily guarantee perfect protection due to reasons such as poor adhesion, breathlessness, and inconvenience. That's where liquid masks come in. They form a sealed barrier around the upper respiratory tract in the form of a mist, providing convenient, numb, and highly efficient protection.

"APOTOM products are aimed at protecting the health of the nasal cavity, that is, protecting the upper respiratory tract," said Wang Ying, general manager of Guangzhou Dongfanglue. "We pay attention to the care of our eyes, mouths and teeth every day, but we rarely care for our nasal cavity. However, the surface area of ​​the nasal mucosa reaches 150 square centimeters, and the nose is the gateway through which many allergens and respiratory pathogens enter the human body. APOTOM is like an invisible umbrella that prevents upper respiratory tract pathogens and allergens and protects the health of the nasal cavity."

Li Dongzeng, chief physician of the Department of Infectious Diseases at Beijing You'an Hospital, also said at the press conference that "medical staff at You'an Hospital tried APOTOM liquid masks during the second wave of infections this year and were very satisfied with them." APOTOM's core technology, IgM, has the ability to neutralize upper respiratory tract infection pathogens, and the pentamer structure ensures its wide-ranging protective ability. It provides comprehensive protection not only against coronaviruses, but also against colds, influenza, and allergens, and is particularly effective for the elderly and vulnerable people with underlying diseases. For people with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, cancer, and blood diseases, the risk of infection is very high, and additional protection is required, especially in situations where there is a risk of reinfection.

The main changes to APOTOM 2.0 are that the capacity has been increased by 33%, the price has remained the same, the new protection effect against hay fever and influenza has been added, and the safety has been certified by European CE, making it the first liquid mask in Korea to receive international certification. In addition, a new version of APOTOM for children has been released, with the spray volume and nozzle diameter optimized for children.

Wang Ying also introduced data reports on the safety and effectiveness of the product against coronavirus, influenza virus and hay fever, as well as patent documents and international research literature on the product's key ingredients at the press conference.

APOTOM's "New Principles" Supported by Technology

Wang Ying said, "Since its launch in December last year, APOTOM products have been delivered to many households and 'APOTOMists' are spreading across the country."