NOSA microbial control

The corona virus is one of the most common flu viruses right now, together with rhinovirus, norovirus and adenovirus among others. The variants associated with COVID-19, for example “Delta” and “Omicron” are mutations of the coronavirus and it is known that mutations can be more contagious to humans than previous variants. There is much to suggest that the new mutations of the coronavirus in the future will be part of the recurring pool of viruses.²

There are two types of cells in the nose that the coronavirus primarily attacks to infect the body. These cells work as “viral entry receptors” and are highly accessible to the corona virus because of the location in the nose.¹

Tests performed by external laboratories show that NOSA microbial control can reduce Coronavirus, Rhinovirus and Norovirus up to 93% and Staphylococci (MRSA), Pneumococci and E-coli up to 99%.

The face mask most commonly used, the surgical mask, aims to reduce the transmission of infectious particles from the user to the environment through exhalation.³

In other words, it aims to protect others from your potential infectious particles. The only respiratory protection intended to protect the user against viruses and bacteria is FFP3, the highest class of filters, which is often used within the chemical industry.⁴ 

NOSA microbial control is designed to reduce the user’s exposure of viruses and bacteria by inhalation through the nose. A reduced exposure of viruses and bacteria reduces the risk of respiratory infections.

The device has been tested against the most common cold viruses and flu bacteria, such as Coronavirus, Rhinovirus and Norovirus as well as Staphylococcus including MRSA, pneumococci and E-coli.

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