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Hand Care Innovation Nexa Platform Ecolab Total Hand Hygiene System Clean, without a doubt. Photo size is:

The Importance of Hand Hygiene 1 http://www.cdc.gov/cdctv/handstogether/ 2 http://www.flu.gov/planning-preparedness/hospital/influenzaguidance.html 3 http://msutoday.msu.edu/news/2013/eww-only-5-percent-wash-hands-correctly/

Why aren’t employees getting their hands clean? A HANDFUL OF REASONS Low awareness of the spread of germs that can lead to illness Wash without soap and just rinse with water Lack of formal training on proper hand hygiene procedures Equipment failure and poor product inventory create a lag in use The “ick factor” resulting from messy and dirty dispenser areas make them squeamish

Compact (750ml) Manual - White The Nexa Answer FIRST GLOBAL HAND CARE PLATFORM Two Sizes, both ADA compliant Compact (750ml) Height: 9.3”, Width: 5.5’, Depth: 4” Classic (1250ml) Height: 11.1”, Width: 6.1”, Depth: 4” Different Versions Manual Touch Free Different Colors Black White Dispense all of our products Liquids Gels Foams Lotions Body Wash Dose Adjustment Foams – Low: 0.7ml, High: 1.0ml Liquids/ Gels – Low: 1.0ml, High: 1.4ml Classic (1250ML) Touch Free - Black Compact (750ml) Manual - White Nexa bottle (1250ML) Nexa bottle (750ml)

Nexa – Improved Features ECOLAB’S NEXA DISPENSER VS. TRADITIONAL DISPENSERS 1 Over the course of 50 months at 50 actuations per day, in comparative testing using Ecolab’s Nexa Touch-Free dispenser and leading competitor’s dispenser 2 HPDE: High-Density Polyethylene

Nexa – Sanitizer Stands UPDATED SANITIZER STANDS FOR FRONT OF THE HOUSE

Touch Point ServiceSM 5-STEP SERVICE PROGRAM AS PART OF HAND CARE OFFERING

Awareness Materials POSTERS MIRROR CLINGS

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