Cobeal

For those looking for smart technology that can aid in getting people back to work/school, feel free to visit Cobeal's Biometrics page, where information on smart tech is available. We are happy to answer any specific questions you may have.

 https://cobeal.com/biometrics#3a6072dc-97b1-4db3-9a4c-d76ea99354d1

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Greetings!

Cobeal has created a Safety Toolkit Album, where helpful links and studies are being posted. For example, there is a technical study on surgical mask efficiency, as well as links on hand sanitizer formulas and regulations.

Additional helpful articles, downloads, brochures, case studies, technical research, regulation explanations, and sample PPE programs are being uploaded, so check often. There will be helpful tips on on how to protect yourself at work, at home, and in transit, that you'll want to check out.

Please let us know what else you'd like to see discussed. Your feedback is appreciated.

Thank you and stay well,
Sophy Laughing


 https://centerpointcommunity.com/index.php/community/albums/33-safety-toolkit

This article discusses the role the hands play in transmitting microbes and wellness, and how washing hands with appropriate soap followed by applying hand antiseptics are two important hand hygiene methods for the general public as well as in clinical practice:

 https://r46company.com/blog/f/hand-hygiene

This article discusses the role hand sanitizer plays in protecting the public against direct contact with airborne microorganism droplets from coughs and sneezes. This is especially important during the current Covid-19 outbreak, as well as proper hand sanitization for ongoing health and wellness:

 https://r46company.com/blog/f/r46-hand-sanitizer-the-formula-its-effects-and-regulations

It is important to understand the filtering efficiency differences between media and mask design. The goal of this study was to evaluate the filtration efficiency of a double strap tie-on surgical mask. The specific aims were to measure the collection of efficiencies of Cobeal's surgical mask for various particle sizes. Two tests were performed. In the first, the mask was not sealed. In the second, the mask was sealed, so all penetration was through the filtering material. Differences in upstream and downstream particle concentrations were measured. Thus, penetration by leakage around the mask and through the filtering material was measured. Cobeal's surgical masks are not designed to protect health care workers from airborne particulates and will not provide as much protection as Cobeal's N95 respirators.