The world may be opening again for travel soon. Here’s everything you need to know.
As we’re sure you’re aware, for the past few months the UK has been on lockdown. Other than for essential travel, airlines have been halted and holidays have been cancelled or rearranged for next year. As the world starts to emerge from the lockdown period, there are some key considerations to keep in mind. Quarantine on return, for example, as anyone coming to Britain from another country, including returning Britons, will be asked to self-isolate for 14 days. Whilst no one really knows how long that will remain in effect for, travel experts are expecting changes into July and August...
PMD and the fight against the pandemic? Tell me more!
UPDATE: PMD is now officially linked to the fight against the virus. If you would like to buy our products which contain PMD, click here.Anyone who has been actively watching the news and keeping up to date with the worldwide fight against the COVID-19 pandemic will have likely seen stories linking one chemical - PMD - to the destruction of the coronavirus. It comes as news broke about the Ministry of Defence’s tests in this area, as they have begun research to see whether PMD, which is the active ingredient in mosquito repellent, will actually destroy this strain of...
Which hand sanitiser offers the best value for money?
We all know how important hand sanitisers are at the moment. With the current COVID-19 pandemic, having a handy bottle by your side on your daily exercise and on your trips to the supermarket is key to making sure that you can keep protected on the go. However, with companies across the UK stepping up production of the product and so many variations on offer, how do you know you’re getting the best value for money?Well, in the interest of saving you some time and energy, we’ve done a comparison of the best selling products on the market at the...
Is alcohol based hand sanitiser actually bad for you?
As the general public seeks to protect themselves from coronavirus and prevent the widespread transmission of the virus, hand sanitiser is flying off the shelves. Although the primary advice from the NHS, Public Health England (PHE) and the World Health Organisation (WHO) is to practice thorough hand hygiene by washing your hands with hot soap and water to help combat the spread of coronavirus, hand sanitiser is a decent alternative when you are nowhere near a water source, such as on your daily exercise or shopping trip. The NHS and Public Health England have stated that to kill most viruses,...
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