Hygiene Hand: Antimicrobial door opener EDC keychain tool for contactless access

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Nowadays everyone has a little hesitant to touch any object. Because germs and viruses continuously mutate themselves to survive any situation and are more dangerous than ever before. As a result, there is a chance of spreading germs while performing some of your everyday tasks.

In other words, opening doors, elevator buttons, ATMs, public transport, and using other shared surfaces. Washing your hands quite often and avoiding touching your face may prevent you from getting sick. Unfortunately, you can’t able to wash your hands every time.

However, the Hygiene Hand will prevent you from touching anything on the go. It is an antimicrobial door opener EDC keychain tool for contactless access to public places. However, It was invented by a NewYork based company called ‘StatGear’. They are also specialized in manufacturing survival and rescue gear.

Use Hygiene Hand as Your Finger

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The Hygiene Hand is made from solid brass material which is completely recyclable and inherently antimicrobial. Moreover, this tool is particularly designed for opening doors, signing for a purchase, moving a chair, pressing elevator buttons, flushing a toilet, carrying grocery bags, and more.

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On the other hand, it is an EDC device which means you can carry this tool wherever you go every day. Design of the Hygiene Hand features a flat stylus tip, finger hole, door hook, and a keyring loop. It measures 3 inches in length, 1.25 inches in width, and 0.25 inches in thickness.

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And, this tool weighs only 2 oz. So you can easily keep it in your wallet or attach it with a retractable carabiner that clips into your belt loop or bag. The Hygiene Hand starts at $21 on Kickstarter.com!

Watch this Antimicrobial door opener EDC keychain tool for contactless access in action

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