Today's fire retardants are filled with toxic chemicals
Flame retardants produced to date contain many dangerous chemicals. Most public health organizations are aware of the health hazards of today's fire retardants.
Flame Retardants
Toxins We Eat, Drink, Breathe
Innovative non-carcinogenic fire retardant materials are urgently needed
3,500 lives
In the U.S. alone, fire claims
3,500 lives annually
43 minutes
In the U.S. there is one personal injury due to fire every 43 minutes
30 seconds
It takes only 30 seconds for a fire to engulf an entire room, spreading heat, smoke, and deadly vapors
93 seconds
A home fire is declared every 93 seconds -- most with disastrous consequences
9 mins
20 secs
Estimated U.S. fire department response time is 9 minutes 20 seconds
3 hours
8 mins
One life is lost every 3 hours 8 minutes everyday
1 min
30 secs
It takes 90 seconds for a sprinkler to extinguish a small home fire, per the Home Fire Sprinkler Coalition
5 secs vs. 90 secs
Our systems extinguish small home fires in 5 secs compared to 90 secs with current home sprinkler systems
$10
billion
Fire retardant manufacturing is an estimated $10B global market, yet fire casualties and damage continue unabated
$147 billion
U.S. property losses exceed $147 billion annually