October 21, 2009
Source: Reuters
Updated H1N1 posts/symptoms/vaccine
The Japanese have found a unique weapon in the war on H1N1…the anti-H1N1 suit.
No kidding.
A menswear company - Haruyama Trading - sells a suit coated with titanium dioxide that breaks down in sunlight, taking the virus with it. They boast a 40% kill rate within three hours (surely enough time to wash ones hands), which it retains even after several washings.
Evidently the suit was developed in a joint research effort focused on anti-bacterial and deodorising coatings and is said to resemble regular suits. 4 colors, 4 styles, $590. Not sure if the price is comparable.
I wonder if they thought about including some coated handkerchiefs and ties.
Curious to see if they will be following their customers to see if they get the virus.
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November 5, 2009 at 8:36 AM
yeah! they should make an anti h1n1 school uniform, or for babies clothes.. That would be beter..
if you have time you can read my post about this topic.
http://teckoreview.blogspot.com/2009/11/wear-your-protection-from-h1n1.html