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First Defense Nasal Screen Comp. Releases New Protection Product Just in Time for Pandemic Flu Season
Date:8/29/2009

olds, bacteria, dust, pollen, pollutants, contaminants, secondhand smoke and inhaled carcinogens. With efficiencies of over 90% on micron sizes as low as 1 (µm) and even lower these filters add another option in this fight for cleaner, healthier air.

Added to a combined effort of hand washing and other recommended precautions the world stands a much better chance of slowing the spread of this virus with these inexpensive nasal screens. Bringing much needed hope for everyone.

From The Web Site (www.nasalscreens.com):

First Defense Nasal Screens, the newest breakthrough in personal air filtration. Our mission is to help alleviate respiratory suffering by comfortably filtering nasally-inhaled air and removing airborne germs, allergens and/or noxious particles. Through our product, we hope to educate people about the harms of pollutants and contaminants while working to rid the world of these inhaled poisons.

First Defense Nasal Screens are manufactured right here in the United States. We pride ourselves as being both environmentally and economically aware of the world in which we live.'

Board of Directors
Joseph K. Moore
Founder & CEO

Kenneth M. Seabol
Vice President

Advisory Board

Parker Small, M.D.
University of Florida
Dr. Small has spent the past 40 years with University of Florida working on Influenza and Bio infectious diseases.

Dr. Shih-Wen Huang, M.D.
University of Florida
Dr. Huang currently serves the University of Florida as Chief of Pediatric and Adult Allergy Service, Pulmonary Division, Department of Pediatrics UF/Shands Hospital, Gainesville, Florida.

Dr. JOHN MICHAEL NASSIF, MD, FACS
ABMS: American Aca
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