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• Easy, one button activation with auto shut off in just seven minutes
• Kills 99.9 percent of the bacteria living on your toothbrush with germicidal UV light
• Small, compact size doubles as a toothbrush travel holder
• Measures 8.5 x 2.1 x 1.1 inches WxHxD and weighs 0.4 pounds
• Travel sanitizer holds a single toothbrush and is operated by two AA batteries not included

No matter how frequently you clean and clean, microscopic critters will still thrive in the warm, moist environment of the average bathroom. In fact, a single toothbrush can harbor millions of microorganisms millions! which means it is a smart idea to sanitize something that you put in your mouth some number of times a day if you want to decrease your chances of bacterial infection.

The VIO200 is a useful, travel friendly way to kill bacteria on your toothbrush. View bigger.

Violight puts the “clean” back in oral cleanliness.

If you already have the Violight VS100 Toothbrush Sanitizer, then you are aware of its nifty design and the peace of mind that it offers. But, it may be a bit hard to tote the four brush VS100 on business trips and vacations. That is where the new VIO200 Travel Toothbrush Sanitizer comes in. That is right, you may be able to take toothbrush sanitization with you on the road, keeping your toothbrush sanitized wherever you go.

There is nothing worse than to get sick while traveling, but it could occur to anybody. Many people are exposed to bacteria in an evident manner, like sitting beside someone who is coughing and sneezing on the plane. But did you know that you may also be harmed by bacteria if you lay your toothbrush down on the counter in your hotel room? If you are staying in a cheap road side motel or a five star beach resort, hotel rooms are filled with bacteria. When a bathroom looks clean it may still suffer from microbial contagion.

And here is something to think about: if you plan on staying at a friend or family member’s house instead of a hotel throughout your trip, the germ count in the bathroom will most likely be higher. If the people you are staying with are “clean freaks,” bathrooms are such a breeding ground for bacteria that it’s near impossible for them to be bacteria free. As indicated by independent studies, Violight can kill 99.9 percent of the bacteria living on your toothbrush including the influenza virus, streptococcus and staphylococcus with its germicidal UV light . So no matter where you stay while you are traveling, you may be able to rest guaranteed the VIO200 will assist keep your toothbrush clean and your immune system in tip top working order. Plus, it is ultra safe to use you do not have to mess with dangerous hot steam or boiling water.

The real benefit of the Violight, though, is that it gives peace of mind and good protection from all types of nastiness that may be lurking on your trusty bristles. Though toothbrushes do not feel any different after being sanitized by the Violight, it is nice to know that your brushes are clean and germ free. After finding out that the Centers for illness Control has stated that toothbrushes may be a important supply of “potentially pathogenic life forms,” you will be happy that the Violight is around. If you are looking for the final in brushing safety, you will rest easy knowing that this useful sanitizer puts the “clean” back in oral cleanliness.

There are not many other things you may be able to do to protect yourself from harmful bacteria. Travel experts tell you to wash your hands completely with soap and water after you touch things that are prone to bacteria. You may also clean down door knobs, lamp switches, telephones, and countertops with antibacterial swabs. And when it comes to the bathroom, whatever you do, keep your toothbrush off that counter. As Violight Travel Toothbrush Sanitizer inventor Joel Pinksys says, “You would not put a dirty fork or spoon that was sitting on the counter overnight into your mouth without sanitizing it could you? The same should go for your toothbrush.”

So take it from Joel, get yourself a travel sanitizer. This device, which holds a single toothbrush and is powered by two AA batteries, serves as both a sanitizer and a safe, clean place to store your toothbrush while you are traveling. After you brush and rinse, simply put the brush in the case, push the button, and seven minutes afterward the device will shuts off automatically, and your toothbrush will be sanitized. The procedure could not be easier, and the results are well worth the effort.

VIOLIGHT Travel Toothbrush Sanitizer &amp, Storage System Studies demonstrate that moist environments, like your bathroom, are a haven for bacteria. Germicidal UV technology physically destroys the DNA of these micro organisms. It’s a proven technology used in hospitals and dental offices to eliminate bacteria, mold, spores and viruses. A single toothbrush can harbor millions of microorganisms, which translate into harmful bacteria ? Bacteria that thrive in the warm, moist environment of the average bathroom. VIOlight stops these microorganisms dead in their track. Independent studies prove that the patent pending VIOlight system removes up to 99.9% of bacteria that thrive on your toothbrush. That is millions of microscopic bugs that can cause flu, colds and other sicknesses, zapped in minutes! This VIOlight Travel holds a single toothbrush or brushhead. Perfect for vacations or the dorm. Intended by the world renown Philippe Starck, VIOlight Travel matches the home variant with it is silver body and frosted white top. VIOlight uses a germicidal UV bulb ? The same technology used in hospitals ? To kill bacteria. Sanitization is activated with a simple push of a button. A blue violet glow over the VIOlight allows you to know the sanitizer is working. The complete procedure takes only ten minutes. When finished, the bulb automatically shuts off and your toothbrush is new, clean, and carefully stored for the next time you brush.

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