Anyone who is open and interested will request documents,
I am open and interested. I have also requested the documents.
However, the documents are: a) unprofessional b) factually and formally incorrect, and the product should not be marketed in Germany with these documents (sorry, but that is how it is, and we’ll see what comes of it – an incorrect CE marking is not a trivial matter) c) with differing statements depending on the source (information from D / Switzerland / Thailand / Poland)
Additionally, I do not like at all that the ownership company in Switzerland (Alpha...) after initial research appears more like a mailbox company than a real business.
Furthermore, I find it strange that a revolutionary product available on the market for almost seven years has neither a patent nor has been widely promoted. Also, there is absolutely nothing online about the technology or its use. Vacuum nanospheres (ceramic) are not available even from leading producers; they are usually filled with gases (or with the corresponding active substances in medicine). Yes, there are nanospheres produced for coatings. But who manufactures these marvels? That is absolute high-tech. Vacuum panels – which resemble the mode of action more than a bit – have insulation values of only 0.005, which is a factor of 50 worse compared to the PS coating. This fact alone makes the product incredible, if it were not for all the other serious negative points.
The fish stinks badly.
Out of interest, I will ask around at a few addresses to find out what information there is about the product and the certificates.
