Will this work in protection from infectious diseases?
185633
It should help. N95 filters are recommended but these filter out more particles. But I don't use the filters for that purpose, you could double-check with 3M.
185634
NO, strictly for particulates. Infectious disease protection would require positive air pressure suit supplied with sterile air. Remember infectious organisms can enter through eyes, ears, cuts, scrapes, etc. This mask is NOT for protection from infectious diseases.
53010
Yes! It can work as a cure if you take a bunch of doses really close together, it will flush out bacteria every time you pee, until none is left. Once infection is gone, take it daily to prevent ever getting another one. This product changed my life when I started taking it over a year ago.
965643
It can't hurt, but I can't guarantee anything. We enjoy diffusing it when we have company. I can say the Germ Fighter has differently helped when we apply it to our feet at first sign of anything. I suppose we could use the Immune-aid on our feet as well.
1182265
It will filter out bacteria. If you're traveling somewhere tropical where viruses are a problem, go with a better filter. I've been using ecoflo and seychelle bottles for a few years while hiking and I'm happy with both brands. (I think one owns the other, their bottles look the same)
1933207
No, this will not protect you against a zombie apocalypse as zombies are not created through airborne particles. You need a different kind of protection that would protect you from bites, scrapes, etc... it might help if you smashed a zombie in the head with the filter but there are many other tools to help you in those situations. I HIGHLY recommend this kit from Gerber for better protection: http://www.gerbergear.com/Apocalypse/Gear/Apocalypse-Kit_30-000601 Good luck, and remember... don't stare at the flowers. ;)
1401234
I doubt it. I'm not real sure it keeps anything away. More of a conversation piece than anything. Good luck.
1745905
Hmm. Well, I am not sure but my experience w microbiology would lead me to think not. Mildew and molds, I believe, would need to be destroyed by something like bleach (they're like plants w roots) and then, maybe, you could treat with this product
866971
Probably. My daughter had a terrible infected in grown hair that got very large. It worked on that. You put it on and put a band aid over it...or put it directly on the band aid and cover affected area.
1389095
Someone from my group said it should be good for ticks...treatment and prevention. I have not used it for this purpose myself.
1189571
For sure it will... but please I strongly recomend you not to use it... they will suffer a lot and they don't have the ability to wash themselves fast after the reaction... Use it as last resource...
798486
Unfortunately, not, as I have tried. It's best for just getting rid of germs.
1132790
No. It will kill germs within a 3 feet radius though. It is not powerful enough to eliminate odors.
1585884
it might eliminate your ability to smell, therefore eliminating the odor. it's strong stuff. it should work and while not a disinfectant, i can't imagine anything living after being exposed to this
516346
Cannot say for sure, but my confident guess is "yes"! I have seen tiny bugs that died as a result of this spray. This is good for skin parasites and also for clearing the air of pesky little bugs that are very hard to see.
765220
Depends on your application, really. If using for protection from a deadly, airborne, (aerosol, like Ebola) contagion NO. NOT RECOMMENDED. If you have the flu & are wearing it to protect others, sure...
65448
Yes, it should help as this unit is very effective for chemicals as it absorbs gases as well as particles. Helpful for persons with with chemical sensitivities. It contains Four (4) plus pounds of broad spectrum carbon/purifil chemical control media.
185183
I am Not sure but this is the same sort of thing as many brands used as an antibiotic to help get rid of bacteria and boost the immune system.