"Bob, you brought up in the video the old tank-based systems. The big tanks, they're using a lot of gas, the tanks themselves had to be in ventilated storage. For a lot of people watching the video, this is what they think of when they think of an ethylene oxide sterilizer. It's these systems that were designed back in the 70s and 80s and were used up to the 90s and early 2000s. And we like to say this is a little bit like looking at a car from the 50s or 60s which didn't have seat belts, didn't have headrests, and - on the basis of that car - saying, "You know, I don't think these car things are very safe." And if someone said that to you, you'd say, "Well, look, modern cars have ABS - antilock brakes - all manner of safety devices. And the same thing holds for ethylene oxide sterilizers, you cannot compare a modern, 21st century ethylene oxide sterilizer to these systems from back in the 80s and 90s."
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