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UV Light Sanitizers & Cleaners

UV Light Sanitizer Ultraviolet Cleaners emit rays that kill bacteria, viruses, and microbes. Ultraviolet light can be used to sanitize many objects, including electronic devices, hard surfaces, wallets, keys, and more. They allow for intense cleaning and sanitization without the use of harsh or potentially dangerous chemicals. Germs, bacteria, and a wide variety of other microbes are eliminated with a simple wave of light. In addition, since UVC does not involve any chemicals or drugs, it helps fight against "super bugs" that may linger after traditional sanitizers. ¹

UV LightSanitizers & Cleaners

Safe for Electronics

Electronic devices like phones are taken into bacteria-ridden places such as bathrooms and locker rooms and shoved into pockets, purses, or cupholders. Then without much thought, this phone is placed against the face. This is when Ultraviolet Light Sanitizers come into play since they are easy to use for eliminating these invisible germs and bacteria, and best of all, they sanitize without damaging or degrading the electronics.

Safe To Sanitize

Ultraviolet Sanitizers are chemical-free and environmentally friendly. They kill germs and bacteria quickly while leaving absolutely no residue behind. UV light is designed to effectively sterilize nearly anything, including:

Electronic devices:
- Phones
- Laptops
- Keyboards
- Headphones
- Tablets
- Computer Mouse
- Keys
- Masks
- Water Bottles
- Bags, Purses, and Briefcases
- Glasses
- Shoes
- Clothing
- Jewelry
- Watches
- CPAP Masks and Tubing
- Breast Pump Parts
- Tables
- Countertops
- Desks
- Wallets
- Credit Cards
- Cash
- Writing Utensils

Combs
Razors
Toothbrushes
Baby Toys
Bottles
Pacifiers
Makeup Brushes
Scissors
Tools
And more.

How Do UV Disinfection Light Sanitizers Work?

Ultraviolet light is a type of electromagnetic radiation. It produces several types of UV rays, including UVC. This particular wavelength of UV light is the shortest and has the most energy. Their structure can kill or damage bacteria by destroying DNA or RNA and breaking down their chemical bonds, making them unable to multiply. Since they cannot reproduce or spread, the germs are considered dead and no longer contagious. ²

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Can UV sanitizers be used on skin?
No. The lights are not designed to be used on living tissue. Doing so may cause damage to the skin.

Does UV light kill COVID-19?
According to the FDA, "UVC radiation has been shown to destroy the outer protein coating of the SARS-Coronavirus, which is a different virus from the current SARS-CoV-2 virus. The destruction ultimately leads to inactivation of the virus." ²

Can UV light harm the eyes?
Yes. It is similar to staring at the sun for too long without adequate eye protection.