Comments on: H1N1 Prevention Strengthened By New Hand Sanitizer Requirement

By: ennohandel

ennohandel — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 06:57:42 +0000

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By: dr

dr — Mon, 18 Jan 2010 16:09:42 +0000

Good thoughts; but the fact is that several branches of the military, as well as four federal agencies have figured out that NON-alcohol hand sanitizer products are safer, equally effective, more economical and more practical when compared to legacy alcohol-based products. One example: the US Navy prohibits alcohol hand sanitizers on board its submarines, and the decision was driven not only by flash point risks, but the analysis found that repeated application of alcohol on to the hands increases risk of exposure to pathogens. Several makers of non-alcohol products are designated vendors to the US Military, including products “Hy5″ (see info at ) and “Soapopular” see their info at

By: Edinburgh Dating

Edinburgh Dating — Tue, 22 Dec 2009 07:36:02 +0000

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By: SGM

SGM — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 01:16:15 +0000

I agree that hand sanitation is very, very important, but I feel we have missed the common sense approach to this by having only medics carry hand sanitizer. Great idea to ensure medics have it, but would it have been difficult to just say that EVERY SOLDIER should carry a small bottle of hand sanitizer. Just like every Soldier is supposed to carry their own ear plugs, carry their own equipment etc, etc. Today’s Soldier is smart enough to maintain their own bottle of sanitizer and we as leaders can ensure they are following procedures through checks and inspections. Two bottles per medic will not be enough for two squads and what do Soldiers do when they are not around medics or a medic is not in the area? Just ensure every Soldier has a bottle and ensure in every work area there is hand sanitizer. But then again here I go thinking again.

v/r
SGM

By: Keith "verong" Willis

Keith "verong" Willis — Fri, 30 Oct 2009 03:41:23 +0000

Hey on line dating,

I agree that we need to keep clean. It helps with all kinds of problems from simple laserations(spelling) to illness caused by H1N1. What I would like an answer to is why are we using anti bioctics for a viral infection? there are plenty of symptom mitigating medicines out there specifically used for virals, and there is a reason we do not have a cure for viruses like AIDS or H1N1 it is because they infiltrate the body and attack the cells of the body for reproduction(have virus babies) and they are very small most anti bioctics are for bacteria which are much different than viruses and much larger in size.

Sincerely,

verong

By: on line dating

on line dating — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 12:14:30 +0000

Sanitizing is really a good precaution to prevent viruses like H1N1. We only hope that everyone must adhere to this simple advise. Thanks for the very helpful post. Keep it up!

By: Keith "verong" Willis

Keith "verong" Willis — Sun, 25 Oct 2009 04:02:29 +0000

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