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Ultraviolet (UV-C) Germicidal Antifungal Anti-Mold Irradiation Devices

Chemical Free Ultraviolet (UV-C) for Disinfection/Sterilization

Ultraviolet Germicidal Irradiation (UVGI) technology is commonly used as an Inactivating Agent that disinfects and sterilizes surfaces, air, whole rooms and even water without any toxic chemicals or heat.  Germicidal UV-C lamps with or without Ozone destroy disease causing viruses and bacteria, odors, mold, fungus and other pathogens.  UV-C sanitizing is fast acting and great for kitchens, bathrooms, bedrooms, kids rooms, offices, restaurants, gyms, locker rooms, hospitals, schools and even industrial applications such as grow rooms in cannabis cultivation.

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USA's Most Powerful & Effective Rechargeable Ultraviolet Sterilizer/Sanitizer Wand With Collapsible Box.UV-C Germicidal 5W Quartz Lamp With Foldable Box & Anti UV-C Glasses. 2 in 1 utility! Sanitizing wand and bag combo.
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History of UV-C

UV-C light, a type of ultraviolet light, has been used for various purposes throughout history. At first, UV light was used to treat skin conditions. In 1878, Arthur Downes and Thomas Blunt discovered that short-wavelength UV light could be used to sterilize bacteria. Since then, UV-C light has been used in various applications such as water treatment, air purification, and disinfection of surfaces. In recent years, the use of UV-C light has gained more attention due to its potential to combat infectious diseases such as COVID-19. The scientific community has recognized the effectiveness of UV-C light in killing microorganisms and has conducted extensive research on its applications and safety.

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