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If you kill bad germs before they make you sick, several things happen. You save medical expense. You save time lost from work or pleasure. You save stress on your body. You sleep better without congestion. You may live longer. CopperZaps work because they are made of pure copper, which is expensive,...

Mold causes allergies, sinus problems, and sleep loss. Heavy rains and flooding create perfect conditions for mold levels to explode in the air for weeks or months. Even light rain and humidity can spread mold through the air, both outside and inside the home. The result is mold allergies, sinus...

This warning about gyms came from MDVIP, an organization of medical doctors: "Joining a fitness center is one of the easiest, most convenient ways to get a well-rounded workout. But exercisers sneeze, cough and breath hard (expelling airborne droplets of germs), leaving most gyms and studios teeming with bacteria and...

No illness for 4 years, then OOPS! A nice gentleman wrote, “My spouse and I have been using Copperzap for years. We literally haven’t had a cold or flu or covid in 4 years!” He said they use it every day if they have been around other people earlier that...

Germs killed our first President. When Presidents Day and George Washington’s Birthday roll around, let’s remember that George Washington was killed by the common cold virus! At 67 he was in good shape and still vigorous in retirement.  He liked to ride.  He didn’t let bad weather stop him. One rainy chilly day,...

Nature has given us many great gifts.  One of them is copper. I learned about the health aspects of this gift in 2012 when I stumbled across new research that proved pure copper kills germs, just by touch.  The research gave me another gift – the idea of using copper to...

 Using a CopperZap is easy.  Knowing when to use it is not always so easy.  For example: A lady recently asked about returning her CopperZap.  We always accept returns, but we appreciate it if people are willing to tell us why.  She was very nice and willing to explain...

Why do we tend to get sick in January? Winter weather makes us more susceptible to colds and flu. Kids and grandkids are back in school catching other kids’ holiday germs. People brought back bad germs from holiday travel. Cold weather keeps us indoors. Germs love the closeness!  Bad germs...