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Why Testing with a Rapid Covid Test When You're Sick is Crucial: Insights from PPE Online
by Admin PPEOnline
Testing with a rapid Covid test when you're sick is crucial in the ongoing fight against the pandemic. As the virus continues to spread, it's important for individuals to take responsibility for their health and the health of those around them. Rapid tests have emerged as a reliable and efficient alternative to laboratory testing, providing results in as little as 15 minutes. At PPE Online, we offer a range of rapid Covid tests that are affordable and easy to use. By testing with a rapid Covid test when you're sick, you can take the necessary steps to protect yourself and those around you. Whether you test positive or negative, it's important to follow public health guidelines and continue practicing safe measures. Remember, testing negative does not guarantee immunity to the virus, and it's important to stay vigilant in preventing the spread of Covid-19. Take control of your health today by testing with a rapid Covid test from PPE Online. -
Stay Safe and Sanitized: How Often to Sanitize Surfaces for Maximum Protection
by John Picco
Sanitizing surfaces has become a crucial part of our daily routine due to the COVID-19 pandemic. With the increased awareness of germs and infections, it's important to know how often to sanitize surfaces to ensure that you and those around you stay safe and healthy. In this blog, we will explore the importance of sanitizing surfaces and provide tips for effective sanitization. We'll cover topics such as the frequency of sanitization, selecting an effective sanitizer, and proper application techniques. By the end of this article, you'll have a clear understanding of how often to sanitize surfaces and be equipped with the knowledge to maintain a safe and healthy environment. So let's get started and dive into the world of surface sanitization!Posted in ChemicalResistance, Cleaning, Cleaning products, COVID, COVID19 Antigen Effectiveness, COVID19 Antigen Reliability, COVID19Variants, DeltaVariant, Disinfectants, Healthcare wipes, Lysol, Oxivir, PPE Supplier Canada, ppe-supply, PPEONLINE.ca, Sanitizer, VariantOfConcern, Virus prevention, VirusEvolution, Wipes -
Tracking the Spread: Ontario's Wastewater Reveals Rise in COVID-19 Cases on Feb 23rd
by Admin PPEOnline
The use of wastewater surveillance has emerged as a powerful tool in the fight against COVID-19, providing critical data on community transmission levels. In Ontario, this technique has been successfully implemented to detect early signs of COVID-19 outbreaks in various regions. By analyzing samples of wastewater, scientists can detect traces of the virus that are shed by infected individuals. This helps to identify areas with high levels of viral RNA and predict where COVID-19 cases may be on the rise. The recent wastewater data from Ontario highlights the importance of ongoing monitoring to prevent further spread of the virus. -
The Difference Between COVID-19 Variants
by Michael Mio
COVID-19 is a highly contagious disease caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus. Since the outbreak of the pandemic, several different variants of the virus have emerged, each with distinct genetic mutations. Understanding the differences between these variants is important in order to effectively track and control the spread of the virus. -
The Difference Between ASTM Level 1, 2 and 3 3-Ply Masks
by Christian Komsa
ASTM International is an organization that sets standards for medical face masks, including surgical masks and procedure masks. The ASTM classifies masks into three levels: Level 1, Level 2, and Level 3. The classification is based on the mask's ability to filter out particles, as well as its breathability... -
Wearing a Mask in High Traffic Public Areas
by Christian Komsa
Wearing masks in high traffic public places has become an important measure to help slow the spread of COVID-19. Masks are designed to cover the nose and mouth, which helps to prevent the spread of respiratory droplets that can carry the virus. These droplets can be expelled when an infected person talks, coughs, or sneezes, and can linger in the air for a period of time. Wearing a mask can also protect the person wearing the mask from inhaling these droplets.Posted in 3-Ply Mask, ASTM Level 1, ASTM Level 2, ASTM Level 3, COVID, DeltaVariant, Effective Mask Coverage, Effective Mask Wearing, How To Wear A Mask Effectively, KN95 Breathing Mask, KN95 Particulate Respirator, KN95 Safety, KN95FaceMask, Masks, N95 Filtering Facepiece, N95 Protection, N95 Respirator, N95Mask, Proper Mask Usage, VariantOfConcern, WearingAMaskCorrectly
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