In a world heavily reliant on technology across various fields, Revitare Nano has introduced an indispensable technology for effective protection of contaminated surfaces from common contact, which can transfer infections from one place to another. This is our commitment to building a strong bond of trust and comfort between schools and parents. There is no feeling that equals the sense of parents knowing their children are in a healthy and safe environment. Choosing a successful educational environment for your child involves balancing successful learning and good healthcare—it’s not just a decision about the quality of education but a fruitful investment in the health and future of our children.

How does Revitare Nano contribute to building a healthy and safe educational environment

Revitare Nano provides a significant contribution to surface protection against bacteria and germs, serving as a reliable preventive measure to combat pollution caused by a child’s hands carrying germs, often unknowingly touching various surfaces throughout the school day. Revitare Nano plays a crucial role in eliminating bacteria, germs, and viruses in less than two minutes, ensuring a healthy and safe school day for our children. Key surfaces prone to contamination include:

• Shared furniture and seats.
• Door handles.
• Elevators and stairs.
• Bathrooms and water closets.
• School buses.
• Study equipment and writing tools.
• Gathering areas.
• Playgrounds.

With various contact surfaces that children are likely to touch, Revitare Nano has successfully addressed the issue of transferring infections and the resulting problems, such as children contracting the flu.

Revitare Nano’s technology has proven its effectiveness, with the ability to kill bacteria and microbes within two minutes for up to 365 days. It relies on entirely safe silver ions, causing no side effects that could impact the health of our children.

How Contaminated Surfaces Affect a Child’s Educational Level

In cases of contact with germ-laden surfaces, it is expected that a child will contract various diseases such as the flu, negatively impacting their health. The effects include:

• Affecting the child’s educational level, as they may refrain from attending or participating in classes due to illness, leading to educational delays
• Difficulty in grasping study materials with a loss of focus
• Children suffering from diseases resulting from contact with contaminated surfaces may struggle with completing assignments and exams, facing greater challenges in maintaining the required academic performance