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Purifas® launches in the United Kingdom
The Purifas® Face Shield™ has been hard at work reducing the risk of infection in clinics all over Australia and New Zealand. And now, we’re pleased to announce it’s available in the United Kingdom.
In just over a year since launching, Purifas® has caught the attention of hygiene conscious therapists worldwide.
Why? Because the Faceshield™ is the only head barrier that provides full coverage of the face hole, and is clinically and scientifically proven to reduce bacterial transmission.
No matter the country, therapists have a duty of care towards their clients. The FaceShield™ is a breakthrough in clinical health protection, making this obligation easier than ever.
Trialed, tested and proven to be loved by both therapists and consumers, this revolutionary product is set to transform health and safety standards in allied health.
The United Kingdom is the first country in the European market to import the Purifas® FaceShield™. Now, UK therapists can provide their clients with the royal treatment in hygiene and comfort.
All UK therapists can purchase the Purifas® FaceShield™ at Physio Supplies.
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