Anatomy of the #1 Daily Nasal Decolonizer Easy-to-apply


Full potency at time of use


engineered sof t tip


Hermetically sealed & double walled


Clinically proven patented formula


Rechargeable tip assures full coverage for both nostrils


The right tool for MRSA / MSSA risk mitigation programs.


Proprietary Popswab® application system.


delivery &


Motion activated at time of use. Activation, saturation and application in 30 seconds, allowing full potency. Unique hermetically sealed device. Double walled protection helps keep product fresh. Recharge feature fully saturates tip four times assuring both nostrils get full dose.


Patented Nozaseptin® Nozin®


Nasal Sanitizer® formula. antiseptic is a biphasic


formula. It starts killing pathogens on contact as it moisturizes the nasal vestibule skin. 12-hour persistence. Pleasant citrus scent.


Find out why so many facilities are adopting our NOVASM Risk Mitigation Programs, powered by Nozin®


MRSA / MSSA Nasal Sanitizer ®


• Contact us at: 877-669-4648 or send us a note at NOVA@Nozin.com. Ask for a MRSA risk mitigation analysis for your facility.


Nozin® Nasal Sanitizer® antiseptic is for nasal decolonization. ©2020 Global Life Technologies Corp. All rights reserved. Made in USA. Nozin®, Nasal Sanitizer®, Popswab®, NOVASM


and Nozaseptin® are trademarks of Global Life Technologies Corp. Nozin® Nasal Sanitizer® antiseptic is an OTC WRSLFDO GUXJ 1R FODLP LV PDGH WKDW LW KDV DQ HIIHFW RQ DQ\ VSHFLÀF GLVHDVH 3DWHQW QRV QR]LQ FRP SDWHQWV antiseptic.


Convenient, ergonomic design – easy to use. No pre-saturated swabs; won’t dry out, won’t leach.


Comfortable soft tip. Gentle, porosity-controlled applicator tip.


15 years of safe, effective use. Millions of users. USP and GRAS ingredients.


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