NetworkNewsBreaks – Skinvisible, Inc.’s (SKVI)
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Posted On: 01/30/2018 5:42:27 PM
NetworkNewsBreaks – Skinvisible, Inc.’s (SKVI) DermSafe Offers Long-term Protection Against H3N2 Flu Virus
Skinvisible’s (OTCQB: SKVI) innovative DermSafe product incorporates the company’s proprietary Invisicare® drug delivery technology and has proven effective against a variety of infectious germs. An article discussing the topical and transdermal product development company reads: “The main curse this season is the particularly malevolent influenza virus H3N2. It is the most dominant strain not only in the U.S. but in Canada and the UK. The virus, experts believe, is mainly transmitted through the air by droplets formed when infected persons cough, sneeze or talk. These droplets land on hard surfaces like door knobs and as soon as one touches it they have just transferred the virus to their hands. With over 90 percent of all germs coming into one’s body from their hands, it is very important to wash them regularly. Regular use of an alcohol hand sanitizer will work as a replacement to hand washing, but it, too, is only immediate and offers no long term protection. Independent studies verify that DermSafe, when applied to the hands, offers a continuous long term kill on bacteria and viruses tested including the H3N2 virus. Consequently, a hand sanitizer like DermSafe is a vital safeguard against the spread of such germs.”
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Skinvisible’s (OTCQB: SKVI) innovative DermSafe product incorporates the company’s proprietary Invisicare® drug delivery technology and has proven effective against a variety of infectious germs. An article discussing the topical and transdermal product development company reads: “The main curse this season is the particularly malevolent influenza virus H3N2. It is the most dominant strain not only in the U.S. but in Canada and the UK. The virus, experts believe, is mainly transmitted through the air by droplets formed when infected persons cough, sneeze or talk. These droplets land on hard surfaces like door knobs and as soon as one touches it they have just transferred the virus to their hands. With over 90 percent of all germs coming into one’s body from their hands, it is very important to wash them regularly. Regular use of an alcohol hand sanitizer will work as a replacement to hand washing, but it, too, is only immediate and offers no long term protection. Independent studies verify that DermSafe, when applied to the hands, offers a continuous long term kill on bacteria and viruses tested including the H3N2 virus. Consequently, a hand sanitizer like DermSafe is a vital safeguard against the spread of such germs.”
Please see full disclaimers on the NetworkNewsWire website applicable to all content provided by NNW, wherever published or re-published: http://NNW.fm/Disclaimer
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