Office Germs spread Office Illnesses
Arizona Study finds offices are germ cafeterias
Study shows that office workers are exposed to more germs at your desk than toilet seat germs
University of Arizona research found germs on typical office
Office Germs spread Office Illnesses
Arizona Study finds offices are germ cafeterias
Study shows that office workers are exposed to more germs at your desk than toilet seat germs
University of Arizona research found germs on typical office tools.
- Desk Phone Germs - 25,127 germs per square inch
- Computer Keyboards Germs - 3,295 per square inch
- Computer Mouse Germs - 1,676 per square inch
Fight Office Germs
80% of Colds or Flu Virus are caught by touching a shared surface!
Just consider all of the shared surface items that office workers touch every day.
Germs are spread off each harmless office item, using the office workers as a germ distribution system!
Office workers need to consider shared surface germs in common office items: microwave door handle germs, coffeepot germs, water cooler germs, Copier germs, Door Handle Germs.
When office workers are infected with the flu or a cold, shared surfaces they touch become germ transfer points.
Some cold and flu viruses have been known to survive on shared surfaces for 72 hours
Fight Back. Choose Germ Defense products to keep your office safe!
- Clean off germs- Routine Cleaning with Phone Wipes, keyboard wipes
- Clean Off Common Spaces- Station pop-up surface disinfectants wipes near high use shared surfaces
What germs does Viraguard kill?
Viraguard EPA and FDA Kill claims
The ATCC or American Type-Culture Collection numbers indicate reference cultures for testing purposes when establishing the effectiveness of Viraguard.
Don't believe other competitors who make claims, but can't identify the ATCC # that was used for the test. True test results will always have the organism referenced by ATCC number
ViraGuard Bacteria Kill Claims:
- Salmonella choleraesuis, ATCC #10708
- Commonly causes diarrhea, but can cause severe disease in elderly and immune compromised
- Staphylococcus aureus, ATCC #6538
- Staph Infection
- Pseudomonus aeruginosa, ATCC #15442
- "Hot tub rash" severe, potentially fatal, respiratory disease in cystic fibrosis and elderly
- Streptococcus pyogenes, ATCC #49399, #19615
- Strep throat
- Escherichia coli, Strain 0157, ATCC #43895
- "Fast food", "spinach", etc.. ecoli, severe sometimes fatal, kidney infections
- Vancomycin-resistant Enterococcus faecalis (VRE), ATCC #51299
- Hospital acquired infection, "anti biotic resistant super bug"
- Methicillin-re