Copper Clothing is a verifiable UK-based business established in 2012, specializing in antimicrobial copper-infused textiles. While the underlying science of copper's antimicrobial properties is valid, the submission is heavily penalized for hyperbolic claims (e.g., 'most people have used my product', 'audience reach: everyone') and vague financial data ('marketcap: 17000000' without currency). Independent search confirms the company exists and has received media coverage (e.g., Medical Technology, Which?), but customer reviews are mixed (Trustpilot 2/5) and regulatory bodies (ASA) have previously challenged some specific advertising claims. The 'team size of 30' conflicts with business registry data showing significantly fewer core employees, suggesting reliance on contractors or manufacturing partners. The project shows real-world utility but lacks the scale and verifiable traction to match the high claims made.
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