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Destroy
Anthrax Spores ...
Sterilize
All Your Incoming Mail
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Are you concerned about exposure to Anthrax?
Do
you want to protect against Anthrax coming to your office thru
the mail?
Do
you want to know how to prevent Anthrax Exposure?
Here
is what you can do - Use a Sterilizer.
If
you receive large batches of mail daily, you need to have a
way of ensuring your safety and the safety of the entire office.
For years, medical professionals have used sterilizing equipment
to kill bacteria, spores and other dangerous micro organisms.
They know that most bacteria and spores are killed when exposed
to temperatures that reach 273-degrees Fahrenheit for 20 minutes.
The sterilization is a great process, and allows instruments
to be used on multiple patients, while keeping the patients
free of disease or infection.
If
you put your mail thru a sterilization process, the actual letters
would remain mostly intact, good as new. Any printed material
will be mostly unaffected by the sterilization. You should note,
however, that handwritten letters in pen or marker may become
slightly smudged.
Any
form of bacteria - not just the Anthrax - which may be in the
letter you receive, will most likely be killed, as long as the
simple sterilization cycle is run correctly.
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Order now, and
send all your daily mail into a sterilizer.
Keep your office safe! (all sales are final)
Call
1-800-801-9934 to speak
With a customer service representative
Or eMail us
If
you receive anthrax in an envelope, here are some suggestions
for what you can do:
http://lists.elistx.com/archives/interesting-people/200110/msg00224.html
Never sacrifice the proper authorities
for your own judgement
"Spore
destruction requires steam sterilization"
Source: Biological
Warfare Defense Information Sheet;
The U.S. Navy
Manual on Operational Medicine and Fleet Support;
Section on Anthrax and Biological Warfare
*Source: http://www.bact.wisc.edu/Bact330/lectureanthrax
In
his book Principles and Methods of Sterilization in Health Sciences
(Published by Charles Thomas Publishing, Springfield, Ill.) John
Perkins shows
clearly three different strains of B.anthracis and the most resilient
is killed at 212F in 15 minutes. When we sterilize we use 273F for 30
minutes.
Click
Here to see the Fully-Detailed Table
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Alfa
Medical
59 Madison Ave,
Hempstead, NY 11550
1-800-801-9934
516-489-9364 Fax
"Spore
destruction requires steam sterilization"
Source: Biological
Warfare Defense Information Sheet;
The U.S. Navy Manual on Operational Medicine and Fleet Support;
Section on Anthrax and Biological Warfare
Click
here for more details
*Note
- After sterilization is
completed, most of the plastic that is on the window envelope, will
melt, and become about 1/4" x 1.5" x 1/16" rectangular
piece of hard plastic which occasionally sticks to the address surface.
It may get stuck to a check also, and if you try to peel it off, it
may distort your name from the face of the check.
There are three solutions that we recommend
if the above happens:
1. Deposit the check with the plastic on it... the bank will accept
it and deposit it into your account.
2. Bend the plastic, it will crack the plastic off
3. When you mail your invoice to your customer, attach a letter stating
that you would prefer that checks should be sent in a non window envelope
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