Patent of the process of obtaining deuterium-reduced water was awarded with gold medals and diplomas at important invention fairs in Brussels, London, Geneva and Budapest and with other international awards:

GOLD MEDAL WITH MENTION – Technique and installation for obtaining water with reduced deuterium content, World Innovation, Research and New Technologies Fair, Brussels EUREKA 1998

GOLD MEDAL WITH MENTION – Process and installation for obtaining deuterium-depleted water, World Innovation, Research and New Technologies Fair, Brussels EUREKA 1999

GOLD MEDAL – Method and installation for deuterium-depleted water production, Second Inventors’ Olympiad – Genius 2000, Budapest

GOLD MEDAL – Method and installation for deuterium-depleted water production, International Invention Fair, London 2000

GOLD MEDAL – Distilled water with reduced deuterium content, International Inventions Fair, Geneve 2001

GOLD MEDAL – Potable water with a low deuterium content, GENIUS EUROPE, International Inventions Exhibition, Fine Arts and Applied Works, 1-4 may 2004, Budapest-HUNGARY

GOLD MEDAL – Process and installation for obtaining deuterium-depleted water, World Innovation, Research and New Technologies Fair, Brussels EUREKA 2007

Also, Patents for the use of deuterium-reduced water have been awarded in these international fairs:

GOLD MEDAL WITH MENTION – Mineralized deuterium-depleted water and process for obtaining it, World Innovation, Research and New Technologies Fair, Brussels EUREKA 2001

GOLD MEDAL – Biological radioprotector, International Inventions Fair, Geneva 2002

GOLD MEDAL – Immune activator, World Innovation, Research and New Technologies Fair, Brussels EUREKA 2002