1. Stay-Well Solutions for Your Customers™
New Sani
Stay-Well Solutions for Your Customers

2. 2014-2015 Flu Season Worst on Record CDC declares Epidemic

3. Americans Missed 5 Million Holiday Celebrations 100 Million Work Days
32 Million School Days
5 Million Holiday Celebrations
3 Million Vacations

4. $87 Billion Dollars Direct Medical Cost $10 Billion Dollars
Economic Burden
$87 Billion Dollars
Direct Medical Cost
$10 Billion Dollars

5. Attributed to the Flu Alone
20,000 to 50’000 Deaths Yearly
Attributed to the Flu Alone

6. Peoples Hands are the first point of exposure to disease from
86% of the Time
Peoples Hands are the first point of exposure to disease from
Bacteria and Viruses

7. Bacteria can live on Surfaces for Over a Week
E-Coli Salmonella Staph
Viruses can live on Surfaces
for
Hours to Days
Cold Influenza Norovirus Rotavirus

8. The CDC recommends: (1) Everyone get their flu shot.
(2) Wash hands thoroughly with soap & water for 20 to 30 seconds
(3) Use hand sanitizers if soap and water are not available.
(4) The best way not to spread or pick up germs is not to touch germs from use of disposable single use barrier shields.

9. ineffective on Hand Sanitizers Cold and Flu Virus
in real world conditions.
University of Virginia 2010 report

10. Hand Sanitizers
Claims
“kills 99.9% of germs”
Misleading Public

11. Chemicals found in Blood and Urine samples Higher than Expected
Used in Hand Sanitizers & Anti-Bacterial Soaps
found in Blood and Urine samples
Higher than Expected
Ethanol, Ethyl & Isopropyl Alcohol, Benzalkonium Chloride & Triclosan

12. Safety Concerns
over long term effects on Pregnant Women and Children

13. Do Hand Sanitizers work? Are Anti Bacteria Soaps Safe?
June 29, 2016
FDA…Rules
Companies Must Prove Claims
Do Hand Sanitizers work?
Are Hand Sanitizers Safe?
Are Anti Bacteria Soaps
Safe?

14. University of Arizona 2011 report
Worst Surfaces for GERMS
Fuel Pump Handles
Shopping Carts
Credit Card Stylus
Public Restrooms
University of Arizona 2011 report

15. Why these Surfaces? Customer High Traffic Transient Locations
Impossible to clean between customer uses.
Washing hands with soap & water not options for customers on the go.
Hand sanitizers are questionable for effectiveness and safety.

16. THE CDC’s recommendation of Single Use Disposable Barrier Shields.
What is another other option?
THE CDC’s
recommendation of
Single Use
Disposable
Barrier Shields.

17. Stay-Well Solutions for Your Customers
New Sani ™
Stay-Well Solutions for Your Customers
New Sani Inc. focused on the User-Centered Design Criteria for single use disposable shields and their dispensers that address the unique ergonomics of these specific surface locations.
Provider-Centered Design considerations also prompted the promotional opportunities afforded the dispensers in their use and placement.
New Sani is proud to introduce three new distinct products that offer Your Store, Your Vendors and
Your customers a Stay-Well solution.

18. Good for Your Customers™
New Sani
Stay-Well Solutions For Your Customers
Good for Your Store
Good for Your Vendors
Good for Your Customers