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I saw this too, George, and thought it was exciting news! Let me know where to send money. I know several people who would want a unit.

Here is the web site for the company that makes them, but I don't see any pricing.

http://tredispace.com/viaqua/index.php/en/

It does sound too good to be true, but if it works as advertised, WOW. I really want to know more about it and how it works.

I have watched some videos that shows the influence of frequency on various materials, including a stream of water from a hose/spigot. Intuitively the concept makes sense to me.

I can't get the website you just linked to open today, but had seen that they were available for sale through another story someone posted on Facebook. That site didn't offer prices either, just a "give us your info and we'll contact you in a few days" message.

Maybe try again Lolly, it opened right up for me. Could just be a temporary glitch, the site lists 4 units for sale. The smallest one is hand held and can be used by home owners to treat a watering can. They didn't list any prices though. The next larger model is used with a garden hose, so it too can be used by home owners for watering a garden, or it could produce enough water for live stock. I would really like to know what the units cost, if they are not too expensive I think they could be worth a try.

Well, I tried the link again. It hadn't worked the several times I tried earlier in the day, but that was during time of high internet usage, so the thought was late this evening everything should be just fine. Except I got a message from my anti-virus software telling me that the site might have a Trojan Horse virus and did I really, really want to go there? So I will try to find the story I saw on Facebook several days ago, that had a link showing the several varieties available, but no prices listed. If I find it AND remember, I'll bring it here too.

I am sorry if there is a virus there. My spyware program did not pick anything up. Maybe Matt can check, he seems to be more knowledgeable than I .

Well, the page came right up for me and looks fine. It's certainly interesting technology.

Dave, I have some of the same reservations. If it sounds too good to be true it most likely is. And its not nice to fool Mother Nature comes to mind as you talk about super plants, or super livestock. I still want to know more about it, how it works, what is does, and how much it costs. I is not claiming to replace all need for fertilizer, it is simply saying that it makes the water work as a fertilizer. The 30% larger plants seems pretty amazing to me.