Innovative sanitizing products offer greater protection against viruses

Geoffrey Thomas

By Geoffrey Thomas Thu Jun 18, 2020

Some innovative new sanitizing products offer passengers and crew greater protection against viruses and bacteria claim Aeroexecutives.com The company has launched a series of products to better protect passengers and crew during flights. As well as luxury hand sanitizers and branded face masks there are innovative new items including a sanitizing patch that creates a “safe zone” for the wearer. Manufactured in South Korea, a country well known for its scrupulous handling of the Covid-19 outbreak, the sanitizing patches can either be fixed to a smartphone,  worn on a lanyard around the neck or the clip version can be attached to bags and clothing. Mobile phones are known to be one of the biggest harbourers or germs and bacteria, the patch ensures that the phone is clean and germ-free while at the same time offering a degree of protection to the wearer. READ: COVID-19 restrictions travel map The patch works says Aeroexecutive.com by delivering a controlled release of Caolion EcoBio, which it says is totally safe and approved by the World Health Organisation, FDA, EPA, EU, NASA, and the Korean Ministry of the Environment. Once the patch is activated it eliminates viruses, molds and bacteria is effective for up to 28 days and longer, un-activated patches have a shelf life of up to 12 months.  The patches can offer protection to the wearer within a radius of up to a meter.
In addition to the patch, Aeroexecutives.com offers a number of luxury hand sanitizers, masks, and sanitizing products. The World Health Organisation advises that hand cleansing is one of the most effective forms of protection against Covid-19. Peter Bradfield of Aeroexecutives.com says: “It is almost impossible to maintain social distancing with the confines of an airport and aircraft cabin, particularly during boarding and disembarking. The sanitizing patches offer an increased level of protection and enhance the safety of passengers in an easy, convenient effective format. This range of luxury hand sanitizers and masks can help raise protection levels to the highest standards.” About Aeroexecutives.com Aeroexecutives.com has been created to offer a portfolio of products to protect people from viruses and harmful bacteria. From hand sanitizers, masks, disinfecting wands, and sanitizing patches the products can be an effective weapon in combating viruses and reducing the spread of germs.

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