Limiting your exposure to germs is incredibly important right now because of the pandemic. To that end, StatGear has developed the Hygiene Hand, an EDC tool designed by a NYC paramedic to help reduce the number of things you have to touch everyday. The simple and effective design uses a finger hole, hook and button pusher tip so you can open doors, push ATM, elevator and credit card buttons without having to physically touch anything with your hands. Since it’s made out of solid brass which is naturally antimicrobrial, the time the virus can live on it is limited to hours instead of days. Delivery of the StatGear Hygiene Hand is expected in May of this year.
StatGear Hygiene Hand
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