CES 2020: InvisibleShield partners with Kastus to launch antimicrobial screen protectors
What you need to know
- InvisibleShield, a ZAGG company, is a leading innovator in mobile screen protection.
- Kastus has their own 24/7 antimicrobial touchscreen surface coating that blocks 99.99% of harmful bacteria.
- The next generation of InvisibleShield screen protectors will integrate Kastus' antimicrobial technology.
InvisibleShield, a ZAGG company and leading innovator in mobile screen protection, has announced a new partnership with Kastus at CES 2020 in Las Vegas, Nevada. This new partnership allows InvisibleShield to infuse their next generation of screen protectors with the innovative antimicrobial surface technology that can eliminate 99.99 percent of harmful bacteria.
As much as we love to use our smartphones and tablets, do you know how filthy the glass is? In fact, the screen of our devices can have 10 times more bacteria than the average toilet seat — pretty gross. The new partnership between InvisibleShield and Kastus will enhance and promote the healthy use of technology.
You may not have heard of Kastus before today, but they are on a mission to tackle the growing issue of harmful bacteria contagion and spread with their own 24/7 antimicrobial touchscreen surface coating, which they call a "game changer." This patented process gets applied during the glass manufacturing process and has been scientifically proven to block up to 99.99 percent of that harmful bacteria that can get us sick. Kastus® Intelligent Surface Technology™ gives us "always-on" protection on any treated glass surface for life. This includes mobile device screen protectors, shared touchscreens, and personal devices like smartphones, tablets, and even wearables.
If you're wondering what kind of harmful bacteria you can protect yourself from with Kastus' technology, it includes MRSA, E. coli, and C. diff, just to name a few.
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