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07May

Back to School, New Rules for an Old Routine will be in Play this Year!

We live in interesting times, COVID-19 has turned our routines, our economy, and our lives upside down for the last two and a half months.  We are talking about "Re-Opening America" and "Getting things back to Normal" more and more each day.  One of the biggest concerns about reopening the economy is "how can the parents go back to work if the kids can't go back to school safely?"  The elephant in the room that no one is talking about...
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23Apr

Medical Masks, We’ve Come a Long Way, but More Change is Needed Now!

The Bubonic Plague, which rolled over the world from China, the Middle East, Russia, and Europe was the deadliest epidemic in human history.  It claimed an estimated 150 million human lives.  It started in China and when the bacterium Yersinia pestis hitched a ride inside of fleas on rodents, and was transferred to humans via flea bites, leaving death and economic disaster in its wake.  The "Plague Doctors" who treated the infected people were well intentioned, but also completely useless...
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22Apr

You’re Doing a Great Job “Flattening the Curve”, VTT’s Antimicrobial Products can Make it Easier!

Our Basic Skills are Good, Continue the Great Work and Strive to Improve Your Routine! Consider where our country was a month ago, COVID-19 was well into our country's fabric of life.  It has been estimated that a person with the infection spreads the infection to 2.5 people in 30 days if they follow the mitigation methods mentioned below and 406 people in 30 days if they don't adhere to the following mitigation methods!  Mitigation methods work!! Social Distancing Covering sneezes. ...
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