The corona virus (CV) pandemic swept through the world and effective sanitation became crucial and lifesaving. Our eyes, mouth and nose are the primary entry and infection points for this virus. An average person involuntarily touches his/her face up to 700 times per day, making regular and effective hand sanitation crucial in avoiding contamination from CV infected surfaces.

Scientists at the WHO have discovered that an alarming proportion of CV infections are being caused by minute droplets that have been aerosolized by infected persons either sneezing, coughing or merely exhaling the virus into the air. These floating virus filled droplets have been measured to remain afloat for in excess of 8 hours, which significantly enhances our vulnerability to infection.


One can potentially become infected by the aerosolized virus by merely walking and breathing in a shop or shopping mall without having touched anything and without having touched one’s face. Washing and sanitizing one’s hands only is simply not enough to reduce the risk of infection. It has become clear that to improve our own bio-security; we must also keep our faces and the points of infection sanitized and free of the virus.


Sanitizers with a content of 70% alcohol are fine for sanitizing hands, but it cannot be used, like any other toxic chemical, to sanitize one’s face, nose and eyes. An affordable sanitizer is required which destroys the full spectrum of pathogens (including the CV), is non-toxic and safe enough to spray onto the face and eyes, into the nasal passages and the mouth as to keep all the primary infection points free of contamination.


BSafe HOCl is the answer, as it is the only sanitizer which kills all pathogens, including COVID-19, yet is 100% safe for use on both the hands and the face. It can be safely sprayed into the nasal passages and into the mouth. BSafe HOCl keeps the hands, face and all the key infection points virus free. Additionally it can be used to sanitize our homes, cars, shopping bags, working environment etc, as to reduce the risk of infection.