If you have little ones, you know that germs lurk in places you never even knew about! And unfortunately, you’re not always with your kids to give them a squirt of hand sanitizer.
But Halo Sani-Cuffs come to the rescue and solve the problem! Kids spread germs around like fairy dust, only the results aren’t nearly as fun! Your kids can get the common cold as well as other, more serious health issues when germs are not taken care of.
The Sani-Cuff is an innovative product that gives parents peace of mind that their children are never more than arm’s length from a squirt of sanitizer. Coughs, colds and sneezes can all be prevented by arming your child with a Sani-CUFFS wristband.
The idea behind Sani-Cuffs has been in development since 2008, when students and teachers from Queens, New York, decided to work on the project on their own time after classes. The Sani-CuFFS product has come through many stages of development and testing, culminating in the product that you see today. The pupils and teachers worked together to bring you this revolutionary new way of protecting your children from germs and harmful bacteria, even when they’re at school.
Each Sani-Cuff comes with a little bulb that you fill with hand sanitizer. You then squeeze the hand sanitizer into the little holes next to the ‘H’. There’s a sponge in there, so it will absorb the sanitizer until your child is ready to use it. When a squirt of sanitizer is needed, just press down on the ‘H’ and a squirt of hand sanitizer will come out of the little holes and clean up those germs!
Right now, Sani-Cuffs are for smaller kids (ages 5 and up) but plans are in the works to introduce a more ‘teen appropriate’ design for older kids.
Sani-Cuffs are available for purchase online for only $3.99! Click here to see the selection.
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