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Ultraviolet (UV) light is a type of electromagnetic radiation that is invisible to the human eye but very present in our daily lives. This electromagnetic radiation is all around us. It’s present in many of the things we use day to day, such as TVs, microwaves, and light bulbs. It’s also used for medical purposes, such as disinfection, x-rays, and radiation therapy.

Electromagnetic radiation moves in a wave-like pattern. The distance between two peaks in a wave is described as the wavelength. The shorter the wavelength, the higher the energy. Take the microwave wavelengths, for example. They can be close to the size of a baseball. An x-ray’s wavelength is close to the size of an atom. UV rays have wavelengths between 100 and 400 nanometers, similar to the size of a virus.

UV Light

UV light has been used in the medical field for a long time as a way to disinfect equipment. But why is it so important for a bacteria-free environment?

It is actually quite simple. UVC rays penetrate cell membranes and disrupt the organisms’ DNA. UVC breaks the molecular bond in the DNA of any micro-organism, including bacteria, viruses, and fungi. This makes the micro-organism unable to function and reproduce. Later, they die.

That is why UV light was such a hit in the medical field.

A Smaller Version for Your Household

Smaller UV devices that can be used in a home environment are now available for the general public, bringing this chemical-free disinfecting alternative to anyone looking for a healthier way to keep bacteria at bay.

What would you use this for?

Think of any everyday item that you are constantly interacting with: keys, baby bottles, pacifiers, makeup brushes, and even electronics! The possibilities are endless.

UV devices like the Coral UV sanitizer and dryer combine UV light with a medium temperature dryer. It uses UVC light to kill 99.9% of germs by destroying their DNA in just ten minutes.

Best of all, its sanitizing process does not need water, heat, or any additives and chemicals, yet the Coral UV can sanitize almost anything in your home.

The dry cycle heats up to around 55 ℃, so when your items come out of the unit, they are completely safe to touch.

What to Look For

While devices like the Coral UV keep their UV lamps sealed within the unit to avoid exposure, there are many that directly expose consumers to UVC radiation. While these devices might offer a greater range of applications, they could also be potentially harmful due to UV light exposure.

Who Can Beneficiate from a UV-Light Cleaning Device?


Anyone can beneficiate from having a disinfecting device like this at home, but people with a compromised immune system, young children, and seniors will benefit the most.

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Coral UV has kindly offered one lucky Born 2 Impress reader, the chance to win a free Coral UV sanitizer and dryer!

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