CleanSlate UV Partners with Mero Technologies

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CleanSlate UV is pleased to announce its partnership with Mero Technologies, an IoT company providing smart sensor technologies, to enable intelligent sanitization within hospitals.

A Big Step Towards a Safer Hospital [Sneak Peak]

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Seven years ago, we started CleanSlate UV with one simple goal: to ensure that no one gets sick from the germs on mobile devices. We decided to focus on mobile devices for two simple reasons: They were a rapidly-growing challenge for hospitals. Smartphones, tablets and other devices were set for rapid adoption, but few solutions […]

CleanSlate UV Update to All Clients on Regulatory Info

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Summary CleanSlate UV is a pesticide device regulated by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) under the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA).  CleanSlate UV frequently monitors and adjusts claims in response to evolving government guidance. The Federal Drug Administration (FDA) Agency has recently clarified that UV-C devices are not considered cleared for disinfection of […]

Airports and CleanSlate UV Partner to Sanitize Passenger Cell Phones at Albany Int’l Airport

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Partnership will allow airport passengers to disinfect cell phones, tablets and other devices in just 20 seconds using UV light. Avports and CleanSlate UV have announced a pilot initiative to provide cell phone sanitizing stations at Albany International Airport. The pilot is part of Avports’ Safe Hands initiative to keep spaces sanitized and support traveller’s and […]

Are we aware how contaminated our mobile phones are with nosocomial pathogens?

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Abstract Background The objective of this study was to determine the contamination rate of the healthcare workers’ (HCWs’) mobile phones and hands in operating room and ICU. Microorganisms from HCWs’ hands could be transferred to the surfaces of the mobile phones during their use. Methods 200 HCWs were screened; samples from the hands of 200 […]