Colds and Flu

Covid and RSV

Sinus trouble from germs

Cold Sores

Fever Blisters

Canker sores that get infected

Sleep disruption by congestion

Stuffy nose, Drippy nose

Mold allergies

Hay fever worsened by Germs

Strep throat

Pink Eye and Styes

Skin infections

Infected sores

Cuts and Wounds

Thrush and Tongue infections

Warts

Ringworm

Getting sick after air travel 

CopperZap® is a solid copper nasal wand and personal touch surface. It is designed to apply the touch of solid copper to the nose and skin.

Extensive research demonstrates that solid copper kills bacteria and viruses by touch within minutes. Hospitals using solid copper touch surfaces have greatly reduced the spread of infectious illness.

CopperZap is designed for people to easily apply copper to their own hands, faces, and nostrils, whenever they want. Application of copper is suggested in the nose at the first sign of viruses and bacteria, and on the fingers, hands and face after potential exposure to germs.

Scientists believe the electrical conductance of the copper disrupts the delicate electrical balance between the inside and the outside of the cell membrane of a microbe. The copper causes a microscopic electrical “zap” and pops holes in the cell membrane. You can’t feel it, but it kills the microbe.

CopperZap® puts the touch of solid copper in your nose, where unwanted germs can collect and multiply.

Rub the tip of the wand gently in the inside cavity of each nostril for 60 seconds at the first sign of unwanted germs.

Over 99% of people who have tried it and reported back say the copper stops germs from taking hold if they use it within the first 3 hours of feeling a warning sign, like a tickle in the nose or a scratchy throat.

When you feel an early warning sign of unwanted germs, you can use it up to 4 times a day, for up to 3 days. That's when you're really trying to knock out microbes before they spread throughout your system.

You can also use CopperZap after potential exposure to germs, such as after being in crowds, or after being around people who are coughing and sneezing.