Stakeholders

One device. Six people who need it to work.

Smiling child in a dental chair
P1

The patient

Was the instrument in my mouth truly sterile?
Today

Sterilized behind a closed door. Hollow tools are the hardest.

With RadBox

Light cleans the surface. Heat reaches inside.

Gloved hands preparing a tray of dental instruments
P2

The hygienist, sterilizing technician or nurse

Can I get my time back?
Today

Hours of steam for a full load.

With RadBox

Under 10 minutes. No steam, no chemicals.

Surgical team in an operating room with an instrument table
P3

The practice or hospital

Can we turn instruments around faster?
Today

Extra instrument sets to cover the wait.

With RadBox

Fewer sets. More patients.

Workers on a clean-room production line
P4

The surgical instrument maker

Can we sterilize our products in-house?
Today

Shipped out for toxic-gas sterilization.10

With RadBox

Sterilize on site, in minutes.

Stethoscope on a desk with the U.S. Capitol in the background
P5

Regulators and policy makers

Does it meet the standard, and cut toxic gas?
Today

Tighter rules on toxic gas.5

With RadBox

No gas. FDA testing approach agreed.

Clean water pouring from a spout
P6

The planet

What does every cycle cost the environment?
Today

About 9,300 gallons of water and 7 tons of CO₂ a year for a dental office running steam.21

With RadBox

No water. About one-eighth of the energy and CO₂.21