Updated May 29th, 2021 at 15:19 IST
COVID-19: 24-hour hand sanitizer 'Just Human' launched in India; check out details here
'Just Human' by Swanrose claims to be a 24-hour hand sanitizer and offers all-day protection after just one-time use, as per the company.
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With people gradually learning to live with COVID-19, PPEs, maks and sanitizers have become items of everyday use. Amidst this, a new sanitizer claiming 24-hour protection has hit the Indian markets.
'Just Human' by Swanrose claims to be a 24-Hour sanitizer and offers all-day protection after just one-time use. With a USFDA registration, a DGCI clearance, and a GLP Lab certification, 'Just Human' is said to be manufactured using an original formulation developed over 30 years ago along with proprietary US technology.
How does the 24-hour sanitizer work?
According to the company, it contains two specialized compounds that work together at a nano level-- one compound has 70% Ethanol, as recommended by the CDC and WHO, which kills germs and viruses instantly and the other is an antimicrobial, which forms a bionic shield made of non-toxic molecules that bind to your hand and provide a protective coating.
"This molecule has been nano-engineered to bind and pierces the cell walls of any micro-organism, thereby instantly killing it. Once the sanitizer dries, SPARS bind to the surface of the hand, providing a layer of active protection that, as lab testing shows, lasts for 24 hours," accprding to the company.
According to Roshini Sanah Jaiswal, CEO of Swanrose, the product can make a difference in people's lives amid COVID-19. "After many years - I have found my purpose with Swanrose – It combines my interests in science and technology with my desire to make a difference in people’s lives. Just Human 24 Hour Hand Sanitizer is precisely that -Smart Science designed beautifully," said Roshini Sanah Jaiswal.
Disclaimer: The content provided above is in no way intended a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health providers with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition, especially related to COVID-19.
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Published May 29th, 2021 at 15:19 IST