Nippon Paint unveils VirusGuard, which is 99% effective against human coronavirus
Viruses and bacteria spread to the walls during our daily activities.
The walls tend to be the largest surfaces at homes, in health institutes, education centres, commercial and retail spaces… basically just about all indoor spaces.
[AD] Did you know that viruses and bacteria spread to the walls during our daily activities?
When was the last time you cleaned your walls?
Read this to find out more: https://t.co/s3GKgPqyNf
— malaysiakini.com (@malaysiakini) October 14, 2020
Viruses and bacteria spread to the walls during our daily activities.
The walls tend to be the largest surfaces at homes, in health institutes, education centres, commercial and retail spaces… basically just about all indoor spaces.
[AD] Did you know that viruses and bacteria spread to the walls during our daily activities?
When was the last time you cleaned your walls?
Read this to find out more: https://t.co/s3GKgPqyNf
— malaysiakini.com (@malaysiakini) October 14, 2020
THE TECHNOLOGY BEHIND NIPPON PAINT VIRUSGUARD
Silver Ion is one of the world’s oldest natural antimicrobials.
It resists the growth of micro-organisms like viruses, bacteria, mold and fungi.
It’s absolutely safe for humans and pets!
HOW DOES SILVER ION TECHNOLOGY WORK?
WHAT VIRUSES AND BACTERIA DOES IT DESTROY?
Wouldn’t it be nice if our walls automatically destroy viruses and bacteria that come in contact with them, and keep us safe?
That’s exactly what walls coated with the Nippon Paint VirusGuard will do, according to Nippon Paint, Malaysia’s No.1 total coating solutions provider.
THE TECHNOLOGY BEHIND NIPPON PAINT VIRUSGUARD
Silver Ion is one of the world’s oldest natural antimicrobials.
It resists the growth of micro-organisms like viruses, bacteria, mold and fungi.
It’s absolutely safe for humans and pets!
WHAT VIRUSES AND BACTERIA DOES IT DESTROY?
Nippon Paint VirusGuard stands as a solid line of defence against respiratory diseases
Respiratory diseases continue to impose an immense worldwide health burden and are among the most common causes of severe illness and death worldwide. While Covid-19 is a new strain of coronavirus never seen before in humans and not yet available for testing with any product. The VirusGuard has demonstrated effectiveness against the 229E strain coronavirus, the first coronavirus strain identified in the family of viruses linked to common cold symptoms and respiratory tract infections.
‘The 229E strain is the surrogate for the coronavirus that causes Covid-19. If the Silver Ion Technology is working with 229E strain, it is also likely to work similarly on Covid-19 as well.”
— Dr Chang Li-Yen
Associate Professor
Universiti Malaya’s Department of Medical Microbiology, Faculty of Medicine
Nippon Paint VirusGuard stands as a solid line of defence against respiratory diseases
Respiratory diseases continue to impose an immense worldwide health burden and are among the most common causes of severe illness and death worldwide. While Covid-19 is a new strain of coronavirus never seen before in humans and not yet available for testing with any product. The VirusGuard has demonstrated effectiveness against the 229E strain coronavirus, the first coronavirus strain identified in the family of viruses linked to common cold symptoms and respiratory tract infections.
‘The 229E strain is the surrogate for the coronavirus that causes Covid-19. If the Silver Ion Technology is working with 229E strain, it is also likely to work similarly on Covid-19 as well.”
— Dr Chang Li-Yen
Associate Professor
Universiti Malaya’s Department of Medical Microbiology, Faculty of Medicine
[AD] Do you know up to how many days can coronaviruses remain on walls?
Read this to find out more: https://t.co/s3GKgPqyNf
— malaysiakini.com (@malaysiakini) October 20, 2020
It’s important that public spaces are safe for everyone. Provide protection by painting all public walls with anti-viral, anti-bacterial paint.
[AD] Do you know up to how many days can coronaviruses remain on walls?
Read this to find out more: https://t.co/s3GKgPqyNf
— malaysiakini.com (@malaysiakini) October 20, 2020