Staywell Copper Launches Antimicrobial Germ Stopper for Your Smartphone

Jun 18, 2019

Staywell Copper's newest product has made it possible to arm your smartphone with the all natural, chemical free power of one of nature's strongest germ fighters: copper.

Fort Collins, Colorado, United States - June 18, 2019 /MarketersMedia/ —

Copper Germ Stopper Products stop Bacteria and Germs Dead. They are all natural, antimicrobial, and made from 100% Pure Antimicrobial Copper and are a proven treatment to kill germs,* prevent the common cold, and give you a fighting chance to stay healthy.

Fort Collins, CO and Scottsdale, AZ, June 15, 2019: Marcia almost joined the 100,000 people who succumb to bacterial infection each year. Nearly 18 years later, after years of research, StayWell Copper is launching a line of Copper Germ Stopper products that kill 99.97% of all germs on contact and protect against potentially deadly viruses.

In 2001, Marcia Reece contracted deadly MRSA staph infection in her lower spine after a short stay in a Chicago hospital. MRSA is kind-of like the Navy Seal version of bacterial infection killing more than 100,000 people every year in the U.S. Marcia's infection led to six months of fighting for her life; truly the fight of her life. From March through October, 2001, she was hospitalized three times; had six surgeries, had to learn to walk again, but finally won the battle at the end of October.
Germs multiply and mutate every second. The StayWell family of Copper Germ Stopper products kill 99.97% of all germs on contact and protects against potentially deadly viruses like MRSA and E. coli. The oldest recorded medical use of copper was mentioned in an Egyptian medical text ("Smith Papyrus") written between 2600 and 2200 B.C.

*Washington Post: "hospitals are starting to change to copper surfaces, because copper is the ONLY metal surface that kills germs"

Researchers at labs and universities worldwide all agree - copper is "antimicrobial." It kills microbes, such as viruses and bacteria, just by touch. Microbe cells have an internal electric charge which copper's high conductance short-circuits. This destroys the cell in seconds.

Researchers at South Hampton University and other laboratories around the world have identified more than 100 microbial pathogens that are killed by copper, including cold and flu viruses, MRSA, E.coli, C.diff, VRE, and Krebsiella. The CDC said so far"no micro-organisms have been found that are not killed or inactivated by copper."

Using knowledge learned from the ancients, Marcia Reece fulfilled her vision of stopping deadly bacteria and began working with a fellow product expert, Diana French, to bring practical, low-cost consumer friendly, antimicrobial-copper products to market to fight daily exposure to bacteria, germs, microbes and lots of kooties, which can actually cause death.

Reece and French formed StayWell Products, Inc, to release their first products made from EPA registered antimicrobial copper, available now at StayWellCopper.com The Copper Phone Patch and the Copper Germ Stopper are EPA registered copper packing germ-killing punch. This solid copper surface kills bacteria continuously. It never needs to be replaced and continues to kill as long as it is in place. No chemicals; contact with copper results in rapid cell death. StayWell products are assembled in the USA by Veterans using pure, antimicrobial copper.

Arm yourself with the all-natural, chemical-free power of nature's strongest germ fighter: The Copper Germ Stopper! Request your LIMITED COPY of "The Science of How Copper Kills Germs," written by #1 Best Selling Author Marcia Reece. It's FREE at staywellcopper.com!

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