One-Stop-Shop for COVID-19 Prevention Services and Products

 

SANSAFE SOLUTIONS team with the Migori Governor

Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, people have been devising innovative measures to curb its spread. As a result, people have adopted different measures to control, manage, and prevent the spread of COVID-19. However, some of these measures are not effective in preventing the spread of COVID-19. Additionally, some measures expose people to toxic chemicals, thus endangering their lives. The use of inappropriate measures to stop the spread of COVID-19 gave rise to SANSAFE SOLUTIONS.

 

SANSAFE SOLUTIONS team with the Chief of Staff of Migori County

 SANSAFE SOLUTIONS is an initiative launched by Young, Innovative, and Patriotic Kenyans who are passionate about the fight against COVID-19. SANSAFE SOLUTIONS is composed of young graduates from different educational backgrounds who have researched about appropriate ways of preventing the spread of COVID-19. For this reason, SANSAFE SOLUTIONS is a one-stop shop for recommended COVID-19 services and products in Kenya and South Sudan.

Why are SANSAFE SOLUTIONS’ products and services the best?

SANSAFE SOLUTIONS’ machines are fitted with UV rays that kill the virus. Furthermore, the fogging machines kill the virus both on surfaces and in the air. The fogging does not leave surfaces wet. The UV rays in the machines disintegrate the sodium hypochlorite used into sodium chloride and oxygen, which are harmless to humans but effective in killing the virus. Furthermore, the disintegration of sodium hypochlorite reduces its bleaching effect. Sodium hypochlorite is also mixed with Lysol, which enhances the effectiveness of sodium hypochlorite and reduces its bleaching effect.

SANSAFE SOLUTIONS’ products and services

SANSAFE SOLUTIONS provides products and services such as:

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Kn95 masks

    

3 ply protective masks

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IR thermometer gun

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Stand-alone thermometer

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Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

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Mini-UV hand-held atomizer machine

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Mini-UV hand-held atomizer machine rechargeable

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Fogging machine

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Plug-in fogging machine

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Automatic hand sanitizer dispenser

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Hand sanitizer gel 5 liters

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Sodium hypochlorite

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Pocket nano-spray

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Fumigation services

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Floor traffic indicator sticker

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COVID-19 awareness sticker

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Lysol solution

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Klosept fog disinfectant

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Hand washing water tank with a stand

Location

SANSAFE SOLUTIONS has branches in Nairobi (main office), Rongo, Homabay, Kisumu, Kakamega, and Vihiga. SANSAFE SOLUTIONS Rongo office is situated along Bistro Street, while the Nairobi office is located at Chaka Court, No. 1, Chaka Road, Nairobi.

SANSAFE SOLUTIONS’ customers

ü     Kanga High School

ü     Kanyawanga High School

ü     Kreri Girls High School

ü     Orero Boys High School

ü     Ogande Girls High School

ü     Ogande Mixed Secondary School

ü     God Kado Mixed Secondary School

ü     Kodero Bara Secondary School

ü     Kisii Polytechnic

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