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GlobalNPD launches the SonoMask in the UK
The global business, responsible for developing unique technology used to make industry superior face masks is launching its offering in the UK.
Backed by Nobel Prize Winner for Chemistry, Professor Sidney, the masks took numerous trials and over seven years to develop and perfect to the desired standard and functionality.
The products are proven to be over 90% effective against covid-19 and EU certified labs have found that it kills 99.9999% of viruses. The patented technology uses Zinc Oxide nano particles infused into the fabric to deliver a face covering option that is sustainable and technologically superior to anything else on the market.
The launch is ideally timed, as we’ve seen that the environmental damage caused by the sheer volume of masks being dumped across the UK is an environmental emergency waiting to happen.
With hundreds of masks now sold across the retail sector, this launch into the UK signifies a big step forward in the advancement and testing of groundbreaking technologies that not only protect people from viruses but also offer a sustainable alternative.
To date, the masks have only been available internationally but the distributor identified a gap in the UK market to introduce a product at a competitive price point to be at the forefront of the markets due to its pioneering technology and sustainability credentials as well as personalization capabilities. It is therefore no surprise the masks have already generated international buzz and are currently worn by Premier League 4th officials amongst other high-profile individuals.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Sonovia .
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