First to aid
When it comes to our health, we all want hygiene products that work as hard as we do, which is why Vectair Systems Ltd has focused its efforts and producing a fantastic range of products for whatever the issue.
Focusing on air care is an excellent way to fight infection in hospitals and care homes where lack of fresh air can be a problem says award-winning hygiene manufacturer, Vectair Systems Ltd.
Air borne bacteria and viruses are a common source of respiratory infection but using an automatic ozone generator, such as Prozone®
can help to keep germs at bay. “Prozone®
infectious diseases such as Meningitis, Bronchitis, Tuberculosis and Chickenpox.”
, mimics nature by creating a natural
freshness often associated with electrified air after a thunderstorm,” says Rich Martin, Vectair’s Commercial Director. “By recreating this natural process of ozone produced by lightning on oxygen, Prozone®
Bacteria and viruses are often unseen and it can be hard to convince people that products to control infection actually work when the results are not instantly visible. Rich believes that healthcare professionals welcome methods to combat harmful micro-organisms but quite rightly demand proof that they work.
destroys harmful
micro-organisms and breaks down malodour- causing compounds to eliminate unpleasant smells.”
“Evidence shows that ozone can have a sanitizing effect and kill up to 99.5% of air borne viruses and bacteria, potentially significantly reducing the threat of contracting
He says: “We have an extensive research and product development process, which includes rigorous testing. This is vital as our customers trust us to deliver high quality, reliable products. Being able to demonstrate the value of a product or process goes a long way in encouraging people to adopt new methods of control.”
Prozone® has been tested against Micrococcus luteus bacteria, a gram positive bacteria belonging to the family Micrococcaceae, found in soil, dust, water and air, and as part of the normal flora of the mammalian skin. It also colonises in the human mouth, mucosae,
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oropharynx and upper respiratory tract.
Rich continues: “Keeping hands clean is vital for those working in healthcare so it’s a good idea to encourage hand sanitizing at every opportunity. We offer the Sanitex®
Instant Hand
Sanitizer Soap Dispenser with its unique pouch feature that reseals after each use for quick, simple and contamination-free hand sanitization or a 100ml hand-held instant hand sanitizer. Both help to ensure effective hand hygiene among staff and visitors.”
For tackling unseen harmful bacteria on surfaces such as toilet seats and baby changing units like the Babyminder®
, Vectair has developed the
easy-to-use, ultra-quick drying Safeseat® Surface Sanitizer. Simply spray onto toilet tissue or cloth and wipe on and around fixtures; it’s mildly perfumed so users can tell immediately that the surface has been sanitized yet the chemical quickly evaporates allowing seats or surfaces to be used straight away.
“We understand that healthcare professionals want cost-effective products that work as hard as they do,” concludes Rich Martin. “Vectair’s range of hygiene solutions, which also includes toilet cleaning systems and feminine hygiene products, have been designed to offer them a helping hand in controlling infection.”
www.vectair.co.uk
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