Copper ion infused medical apparel for healthcare professionals.
Our products are antimicrobial and built to kill bacteria, fungi, and viruses through contact.
What if we told you there are scrub uniforms that kill infectious bacteria on their own?
Are we from the future? Maybe...
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The following are just a few harmful bacterias that Antimicrobial copper kills!
MRSA
Staph
Ecoli
You are at risk of contracting these. Protect yourself with StayWell Copper!
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Here is why you need Copper Medical scrubs.
Study from "Comparison of bacteria on new, disposable, laundered, and unlaundered
hospital scrubs" from the American Journal of Infection Control.
Although significantly less bacteria was detected on hospital-laundered
scrubs than on home-laundered scrubs, both were found with traces capable of spreading infection outside of the workplace. That is why we are making copper infused scrubs that kill bacteria on their own.
the following study found that 39% (22/57) of home-laundered nurse uniforms were positive for 1 or more organisms of MRSA or VRE before the start of the shift.
Perry C, Marshall R, Jones E. Bacteria contamination of uniforms. J Hosp Infect
2001;48:238-41.
The following are just a few harmful bacterias that Antimicrobial copper kills!
MRSA
Staph
Ecoli
You are at risk of contracting these. Protect yourself with StayWell Copper!
#CopperRevolution
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Did you know that antimicrobial copper surfaces help reduce the spread of germs & infection by 80 percent?
Copper can also reduce infection rates by more than 50 percent!
That’s why more hospitals are installing copper surfaces every day around the world.
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New research indicates that C. diff presents major challenges for infection control because the bacteria can stick to fibers including doctor's coats & scrubs worn by hospital personnel. https://t.co/5SxN4Xi1lU
Like police officers and firefighters, healthcare professionals should be protected from the dangers they are exposed to everyday. It is our mission to provide scrubs that can kill 99.9% of bacteria within 30-40 minutes of contact
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DID YOU KNOW?
Copper can interact with lipids, causing their peroxidation and opening holes in the cell membranes, thereby compromising the integrity of cells. This can cause leakage of essential solutes, which in turn, can have a desiccating effect.
We’re almost there! Coming soon, the worlds first antimicrobial hospital scrubs. Follow us here, on instagram (@coppermedical), or on facebook for more updates.
Sylvia Garcia-Houchins, director of infection prevention and control for The Joint Commission, said much progress has been made since she began her career in HAI prevention in the late 1980s. Back then, her colleagues would drink coffee at their bench and smoke in the lab.
Copper isn’t the only metal with this special attribute. Silver has it, too. Metals have always been useful to killing bacteria. Zinc tablets were discovered in a medicine bottle on a Roman shipwreck dating back to 140 B.C., for instance.