On February 7, the ban on the use of titanium dioxide in the manufacture of various types of products, including air purifiers, came into force. And as of August 2022, the ban extends completely to products using this substance.
Our official distributor in Thailand - DOS Solution - continues to present DESAIR equipment at important events, related to the topic of disease prevention.
Hospitals and clinics are the most dangerous places for harmful microorganisms to breed in the air. Dr. Marie-Paule Kieny, Assistant Director-General for Health Systems and Innovation at WHO, points out that hospitals are the biggest incubators of bacteria, viruses and fungi. This poses a huge danger especially for medical staff and hospital visitors. In addition, patients in these conditions require longer rehabilitation time.
Our air disinfection equipment with UV-C technology is presented at an international biosafety conference and exhibition in the health section.
Offices and business environments are places where millions of people spend a great deal of time. On average, employees spend more than 7 hours a day indoors. The spread of disease in these environments is not uncommon, resulting in a loss of work productivity
We would like to share with you a sample of the results of a study on the reduction of the microbiological load in the offices of a transnational company where DESAIR air disinfection equipment has been installed.
Since the end of last month, more and more fears have been published about the spread of a new type of hepatitis, which is spreading in children. Moreover, the spread and worsening of this type of hepatitis, caused by adenovirus 41, is statistically associated with SARS-CoV-2 infections among children and adolescents.
At DESAIR we continue to actively expand our network of exclusive distributors to enhance and extend the supply chain of our air disinfection equipment worldwide - and now in Malaysia!
We would like to introduce our exclusive distributor for Mexico - DESAIR MEXICO.
After two years of drastic measures to prevent contagion inside enclosed spaces, a series of steps are gradually being taken to lift COVID-19 restrictions. From April 20, Spain will waive the regime of mandatory masks in enclosed premises.
