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Feature Friday: GermBana Natural Germ Killing Face Gator

With the school year just about to begin, it is time to begin thinking about protecting yourself when the weather starts to turn cool. For this, we suggest the GermBana Gator. Perfect for keeping warm and guarding against germs while traveling to and from school and making those treks across campus in the cold. This face gator is also ideal for cold days sitting out at sporting events!

The nose and mouth guard is extremely breathable, guaranteeing comfort in and out of doors, yet kills bacteria on contact so you won’t have to worry about getting sick.

• Antibacterial
• All natural – no harsh chemicals!
• Hypoallergenic
• Kills MRSA bacteria
• Moisture wicking
• Sizes: one size fits all & small
• Colors: black & khaki
• Washable & reusable

Most common uses:

• Schools
• Sporting events
• Air travel
• Public transportation
• Hospitals/Doctors offices

Visit TamperSeal.com to read product reviews or order a GermBana Face Gator for yourself!

Travel Health Alert: Britain grappling with H1N1 virus

In light of recent reports from the ECDC announcing Britain has been the hardest hit European country by the H1N1 flu, we know that people are still traveling for business and pleasure.

The question is, what can you do to help protect yourself?

Britain, as a hub of international travel, sees visitors from all over the world and as a result has seen 11,000 confirmed cases of the flu in the country and reports of 100,000 new cases of the flu in the past week alone. There have even been 31 deaths there as a result of the pandemic.

So, what can you do to stay healthy? Here are some guidelines from the CDC:

• Cover your nose with a  mouth or tissue when you sneeze
• Wash your hands often with soap and water.
  *Tip* Tamperseal recommends using travel soap sheets. They're super portable and can be used to wash your hands just about anywhere there's a few drops of water. 
• Avoid touching your eyes, nose or mouth
• Stay home if you get sick