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NANOSAFE INC. is pleased to announce the launch of its NANOSAFE TESTED™ Program and companion nanotechnology product registry—the NANOTECH REGISTER™. The first product to receive the NANOSAFE TESTED(TM) designation and be added to the NANOTECH REGISTER(TM) is the Labconco Inc. XPert® Nano(TM) System, which recently was shown to contain 99.99% of a 20 nm aerosol challenge.

NANOSAFE INC. launches its NANOSAFE TESTED™ Program, adds First Nanotech EHS Product to its NANOTECH REGISTER™

Blacksburg, VA | Posted on November 12th, 2008

Adam Keithley, Marketing Manager for Labconco, commented on the importance of testing laboratory safety products with engineered nanomaterials: "Labconco is committed to laboratory safety and felt that in the absence of existing standards or regulations it was very important to proactively subject our enclosure to independent validation. NanoSafe's program provides the expert, knowledgeable and state-of-the-art testing necessary to validate the containment of nanoparticles in equipment like ours. We believe that carrying their "NanoSafe Tested" designation is a key part of the assurance users can have in the nanoparticulate containment ability of our XPert Nano System."

According to NANOSAFE INC. President, Matthew Hull, "The NANOSAFE TESTED(TM) program is about improving transparency. We're finding that members of the nanotechnology community want to be proactive in engaging environmental health and safety issues—but they need effective ways to do it." Hull further commented that, "By voluntarily subjecting their products to third-party testing and agreeing to have summary results reported publicly, companies can take a proactive position on managing risks while protecting intellectual property."

NANOSAFE TESTED(TM) means that NANOSAFE INC. subjected a manufacturer's product to defined testing criteria developed from existing test standards and peer-reviewed literature at an independent test facility. The purpose of the NANOSAFE TESTED(TM) mark and summary report is to indicate the testing was performed in accordance with the criteria and that the manufacturer agrees to make summary results available to the public on the NANOTECH REGISTER(TM).

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About NANOSAFE INC.
NANOSAFE INC. helps nanotech organizations navigate emerging environmental health and safety (EHS) issues. We offer consulting, testing, and research and development services designed to accommodate a broad range of client needs.

NANOSAFE INC. was founded in 2007 by Matthew Hull, and is headquartered in the Virginia Tech Corporate Research Center's KnowledgeWorks Business Accelerator (Blacksburg, VA). Hull developed the five-point NANOSAFETM framework in 2005 to provide a practical strategy for managing emerging EHS risks in nanotechnology facilities.

NANOSAFE INC. maintains an extensive network of experts in the fields of nanoscience and engineering, industrial and environmental health and safety, toxicology, and risk assessment. We are committed to serving clients with a focus on safety, practicality, and affordability.

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