MyClyns Protective Spray

Recently I was able to review MyClyns Germ Protective Spray. At first I just thought, well this will be a handy thing to toss in my purse to have around for the summer at the playground, etc., thinking I would not need to use it so soon. But then Mason took a nose dive in the parking lot and scraped his head, and I was able to use the spray! Amazing! Quick and easy, instead of getting out some lotion or gel! I loved it. How handy!

When an exposure has occurred, response time is critical to lower your chance of becoming infected. In cases of exposure, you need a product that works effectively and is safe to use anywhere.

With MyClyns Personal Spray a whole new standard of care is available to protect you in the field when and where you need it. MyClyns Personal Spray is a protective spray in an easy-to-use convenient pen-like device that allows you to protect yourself immediately after an exposure while you are still attending to your care recipient.

* MyClyns Personal Spray is a versatile, convenient and readily accessible first response non-aerosol spray providing immediate personal protection from potentially harmful pathogens.

* MyClyns Personal Spray is the only non-alcohol option you can keep in your pocket and apply directly to your face and skin when you are in the field and your post-exposure protocols are not available.

* Independent laboratory tests show that the solution in MyClyns Personal Spray demonstrates a 99.99% reduction in over 60 potentially dangerous pathogens.

* MyClyns Personal Spray contains a 510(k) medical device solution cleared by the FDA as a wound cleanser.

You can purchase MyClyns at CVS, Drugstore.com, and Kroger, as well of a number of other stores. Check out their website HERE.

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