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UV-C Miracle Wand V.2®
The most powerful, battery powered, portable UV-C Wand on the market
In settings where infection control is of paramount importance such as hospitals, restaurants, hotels, professional kitchens and care homes for the elderly, the UV-C Hand Held Sanitiser® is especially useful.
When used in conjunction with daily cleansing routines it offers a ‘belt and braces’ approach that results in the highest level of hygiene best practice.
- Scientifically tested by independent third party, achieving kill rate of 99.9999% of all bacteria, viruses, fungus and microorganism in less than 10 seconds
Certified and Compliant with CE-ROHS, CE-LVD, CE-EMC, UN38.3, MSDS and Safe Transport Certifications.
UV-C light solutions to improve cleanliness, reduce infections and cross-contamination.
Viruses:
- Coronavirus (COVID - 19)
- H1N1
- Norovirus, Rotovirus
- Influenza, common cold, viral pneumonia, rhinovirus
- Fungal germs - mould found in settings such as on walls and around sink and bathroom fittings.
- Dust mites, fleas, bed bugs and their eggs-rendering their waste products non-toxic.
Bacterial germs:
- Clostridium difficile (C. diff)
- Salmonella
- E. Coli,
- Staphylococcus Aureus
- Bacillus Cerus
- Clostridium Botulinum
- Clostridium Perfringens
- Campylobacter, MRSA
Product Range
Elevator buttons
A hidden source of bacteria.
Studies of three large hospitals, demonstrated that elevator buttons are more likely to be colonized by bacteria, such as, Staphylococcus, Streptococcus, coliform, Enterococcus and Pseudomonas.
Our UV-C Hand Held Sanitiser® is powered by a custom built battery pack, providing up to 2.5 hours usage on a single charge, easily sanitizing small and large areas without trailing electrical cables in less than 10 seconds.
Ideal for frequent use throughout the day, especially useful for hospitals where infection and cross-contamination is of paramount importance.
Computer Keyboards & Desktop Peripherals
Numerous research over recent years by various institutions has demonstrated that computer Keyboards, including Desktop peripherals in hospitals, offices, educational and Call Centres where they are multiple users, harbor harmful bacteria and viruses that can cause illness to the user; especially those with suppressed immune systems. These include:
- Staphylococci and Bacilli: These bacteria are the most common contaminants found on keyboards.
- Gram-Negative Bacteria:These include Escherichia coli, Enterobacter cloaceae, and Citrobacter freundii.
- Yeasts and Fungi: These can also be found on keyboards.
- MRSA, C. diff, and VRE: These are other potential pathogenic bacteria that can contaminate keyboards.
- The warmth of fingers, skin cells, and food crumbs can all contribute to the growth of harmful bacteria on keyboards and desktop peripherals such as the mouse
- The power of the UV-C Miracle Wand V.2® can kill germs on computer keyboards and desktop peripherals in less than 1.3 seconds, achieving 99.9999% kill rate.
- Poor hand hygiene, coughing and sneezing can cause items and surfaces to become a viral minefield for bacteria and viruses to thrive.
Germiest Things in Hospitals, Elevator Buttons, Doctor’s Offices, Computer Keyboards and Waiting Rooms
Elevator Buttons
Going up? Your risk of infection is if you touch an elevator button and then put your hand near your eyes, nose, or mouth. One study showed that more than a third of elevator buttons are home to MRSA, an antibiotic-resistant bacteria that can cause serious illness. They also found E. coli as well as acinetobacter, which can cause meningitis and pneumonia.
Hospital-acquired infections are a substantial cause of morbidity and mortality.The point prevalence of nosocomial infection among hospital inpatients is estimated to be as high as 10%.3 Furthermore, even brief exposure to a hospital emergency department can increase the risk of such an infection.4 A variety of inanimate objects, including white coats, computer keyboards, cellular telephones, stethoscopes, adhesive tape, ultrasound transducers, and radiographic equipment, harbour bacteria. Previous studies have most commonly identified colonization by skin bacteria, such as coagulase-negative staphylococci. Surface contamination has also been implicated in the propagation of drug-resistant bacteria. Moreover, bacteria can persist on inanimate objects for days.
Detected bacteria included Serratia, Enterobacter and Staphylococcus species. All of the elevator buttons were colonized by Staphylococcus and Enterobacter species. According to Figure 1, the schools of medicine, dentistry, management and medical information sciences had the highest bacterial contamination.
*source: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles
Waiting Rooms
Viruses that spread by droplets in the air, like the flu and COVID-19, can move from person to person if you sit too closely together in a waiting room. That risk goes up the louder the infected person talks or if they sneeze or cough. Droplets from seeing and coughing can travel up to 3 metres and lands on surfaces. Researchers studying hospital furniture and equipment found risky levels of antibiotic-resistant bacteria on these surfaces.
*source: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles
Keyboards and Bacteria
Research from the Swinburne University of Technology in Australia studied the amount and type of bacteria on personal faculty keyboards and shared keyboards and other surfaces around the university. They found that keyboards can have high levels of bacteria on them and that shared keyboards tend to have more bacteria than those used by only one person.
Even more disturbing, research by University of Arizona, took samples from various offices across the state and also found that the average desktop has 400 times more bacteria than the average toilet seat.
A study at Chicago’s Northwestern Memorial Hospital found that two deadly drug-resistant types of bacteria (vancomycin-resistant Enterococcus faecium (VRE) and methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA)) could survive for up to 24 hours on a keyboard, while another common but less deadly bug (Pseudomonas aeruginosa) could survive for an hour.
*Source: Sarah Miller RN, Keris Krennhrubec, and Diana Zuckerman, PhD, National Center for Health Research
Testimonials
Very good product!
Very good product! Would definitely recommend. I use this product in our banqueting hall to get rid of the smell and bacteria out of the toilets.
Rani
United Kingdom
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Amazing, easy to use & the company are so ...
Amazing, easy to use & the company are so helpful if you have any questions. It's lightweight, portable & really easy to use. Brilliant if you don't have one you should get one, there brilliant
Carol
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Brilliant device, even the air smelt burt for a ...
Brilliant device, even the air smelt burt for a few mins after this. Make sure you read instructions as these can be bad for skin if exposed
Christo Wilson
Verified Purchase
Light of my life
I love this! I actually don't know if it works because I'm not a microbiologist but the rooms smell great after treatment. Buy it
Billy Jack
United Kingdom
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Great service from Seller and item works perfectly
Great service from Seller and item works perfectly .... hopefully the science matches. As others say, I am not going to scientifically test the results.
Slrk
Slight smell after session
Great product, cleans the air really well.A slight burning smell when you first enter the room after a session.I would definitely recommend this product
Graham Wootton
United Kingdom
