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EO mini is a Compact Sanitizing Spray Keychain That Replaces Disposables

EO mini is a compact and eco-friendly sustainable nano mist sanitizing spray that helps to reduce reliance on single-use, disposable products. The garget is the size of a standard lipstick, meaning that it's easy to pack in a pocket or purse, or hang it from a keychain. MediQ Team says that the EO mini is effective against TVOC, pollutant particles, and residue pesticides, and it offers a continuous spray for over 10 minutes.

Notably, the sanitizing spray turns uses water and generates hypochlorous acid (HOCl) using the minerals from normal tap water. As such, the EO mini is a solution for on-the-go cleaning and sanitizing that makes the most of an abundantly available resource.
Trend Themes
1. Nano Mist Sanitizers - The rise of nano mist sanitizers presents an opportunity for eco-friendly, compact and sustainable hygiene solutions.
2. Eco-friendly Hygiene Products - The demand for compact, reusable and sustainable hygiene products presents a disruptive innovation opportunity for businesses to tap into the eco-friendly consumer market.
3. On-the-go Cleaning Solutions - The trend towards on-the-go cleaning and sanitizing solutions provides disruptive innovation opportunities for businesses to create compact, portable and easy-to-use products tailored for busy and health-conscious consumers.
Industry Implications
1. Personal Care - The personal care industry could leverage nano mist technology to create eco-friendly and sustainable products that cater to health-conscious consumers.
2. Travel and Hospitality - The travel and hospitality industry could offer eco-friendly hygiene solutions such as compact and reusable sanitizing sprays as a way to attract health-conscious travelers.
3. Household Cleaning - The household cleaning industry could use nano mist technology to develop compact, easy-to-use and sustainable cleaning and sanitizing products tailored for busy consumers.

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