You may be thinking, "This is extra. I use hand sanitizer religiously." Okay, but other people don't. Cold and flu viruses spread through microscopic spittle that fly when people cough, sneeze, or even talk. Washing your hands throughout the day is second nature at this point, but most people aren't thinking before they tap their phone screen or AirPods after grabbing a subway pole or pushing an elevator button. These devices are a breeding ground for germs. And you know how you sometimes have to hand your phone to someone who touches a lot of phones in their job, like at the airport, UPS store, or pharmacy? The germs probably affect them the most, of course, but your poor phone!
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Operating similarly to a tanning bed (but with UV that's actually helpful), the inside of a PhoneSoap case is lined with UV-C light strips that zap 99.99% of bacteria on your phone — no liquids or wipes necessary. UV-C rays are germicidal and can neutralize “superbugs” that have developed a resistance to antibiotics. The sanitizing bed fits phones of nearly any size and can also clean other germy devices like headphones and watches, using nano suction to hold them in place.
The most advanced addition to the family is the PhoneSoap Pro. Just released in November 2019, the Pro has twice the bulbs and can kill germs in half the time (just five minutes).
