Additional layer of Protection

• It is particularly useful at times when greater protection is needed.
• Exposure to infected people.
• Travelling.
• Seasonal changes.
• Enclosed spaces with poor ventilation.

Reduces risk of Transmission

The most common routes for germs to enter the body are through the nose and mouth.

• Targeting both the nose and mouth reduce the risk of transmission via
• Respiratory droplets (coughs, sneezes).
• Close contact with infected individuals.
• Contaminated surfaces.
• Airborne transmission in enclosed spaces.
• Asymptomatic carriers.