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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.

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Harvard University

Harvard became the first university to sign a pledge to purchase flame retardant chemical-free furniture.

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World Health Organization

WHO published a report on the toxicity of many known flame retardants.

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National Institutes of Health

The U.S. National Institute of Environmental Health Science published an analysis of fire retardant danger levels.

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.

3
minutes

According to the NFPA, a family has less than 3 minutes to escape from a home fire.

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.

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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 Zone Dome device extinguishes small home fires in less than 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

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