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Hands on bacteria protection
07 March 2013
Initial has announced the launch of its UltraProtect range following a four year-long development process by partners Byotrol.The range is for use in commercial and public areas. It includes a new hand gel, foam hand sanitiser and handy packs of hand and surface wipes, offering employees a safe and convenient way to kill bacteria and other germs for longer.
Initial has announced the launch
of its UltraProtect range following
a four year-long development
process by partners Byotrol.The
range is for use in commercial
and public areas. It includes
a new hand gel, foam hand
sanitiser and handy packs
of hand and surface wipes,
offering employees a safe
and convenient way to kill
bacteria and other germs
for longer.
Exclusive to Initial, the UltraProtect range protects hands for up to six hours and surfaces for up to 24 hours between applications, unlike alcohol-based solutions, and kills a wide range of bacteria and viruses including swine flu (H1N1), MRSA, Salmonella, Norovirus and E. coli.
The UltraProtect launch follows recent warnings by the Global Handwashing Day Coalition, (that includes Initial Washroom Hygiene), on poor hand hygiene levels in the UK.
Exclusive to Initial, the UltraProtect range protects hands for up to six hours and surfaces for up to 24 hours between applications, unlike alcohol-based solutions, and kills a wide range of bacteria and viruses including swine flu (H1N1), MRSA, Salmonella, Norovirus and E. coli.
The UltraProtect launch follows recent warnings by the Global Handwashing Day Coalition, (that includes Initial Washroom Hygiene), on poor hand hygiene levels in the UK.
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