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HAND HYGIENE SENTINEL

..., Protect, Prevent, Control- Against:

COVID (Corona) VIRUS contact TRANSMISSION and SPREAD!

Hand Hygiene Sentinel [patented]: is Specifically Designed to Compel, Motivate, Condition and Necessitate SOAP and WATER Hand Washing.

RocNY Health and Safety Lab: Innovations To Provide Safety, Effectiveness, Simplicity, Affordability and Peace of Mind.

When used properly, Hand Hygiene Sentinel, with Visi-trac Technology Can Aid in Detection of Cross Contact Contamination and Lessen the Potential of Cross Contact Spread of Contamination, (May also Aid Better Focused Detection for Remediation Efforts.)

Our Hygienic Action Activators :

Convert Organizational Hand Washing Directives into Organizational Hand Washing COMPLIANCE.

BIRD FLU, SARS, STAPH,

ENTERO virus, GIARDIASIS, E.coli, HEPATITIS - A,

FLU, PNEUMONIA, MONONUCLEOSIS, NOROVIRUS,

COMMON COLDS,

Hand Foot and Mouth Disease,

SALMONELLA, CANDIDA,

MENINGITIS, CYTOMEGALOVIRUS,

RSV, CONJUCTIVITIS, DYSENTERY, SEPSIS,

STREP, MRSA, CORONAVIRUS- COVID 19, ..., and Most Other Infectious Diseases, [approximately 80%] can be Transmitted and Spread through Contact.

Hand Washing can Prevent, Control and/or Mitigate Contact Spread of Infectious Diseases.

[Germs, Bacteria, Viruses and Molds]

As a DEFAULT when non- performed Hand Washing occurs, a VISIBLE ALERT remains RECOGNIZABLY DETECTABLE, and is a CONTINUOUSLY IDENTIFIABLE PROMPT for the person and (also) ALERTS and SIGNALS others until Hand Washing is Performed.

"The Most Important Thing You Can Do to Keep From Getting Sick is to Wash Your Hands Regularly." CDC.gov

Estimated Costs to U.S. Economy [2020] Resulting from the Covid-19 Pandemic is Estimated at $16 Trillion [dollars].

Before, During and After: Preparing Food, Eating Food, Caring for Someone who is Sick, Treating a Cut or Wound.

After: Changing Diapers, Blowing Nose, Coughing or Sneezing. Touching/Feeding an Animal, or Touching Garbage.

To Prevent the Spread of Germs During Covid-19 Pandemic: [Before and After], Touching Your Eyes, Nose, Mouth, Mask.

Entering and Leaving a Public Place.

Touching an Item, or Surface Frequently touched by Other People, such as, Door Handles, Tables, Gas Pumps, Shopping Carts, Electronic Cashier Registers/Screens. [Source: CDC 2019]