Prepared For Flu Season

Author: VasilisaDimitrinka  September 6, 2009

Unless you live under a rock, you know that flu season is going to be a whopper this year. With CNN, Bloomberg News, and World Health Organization warning about Swine Flu and all the updates from the CDC, it’s important to be prepared.

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Part of being prepared includes purchasing and easily washable keyboard for wetkeys.com. This is a heavy duty, silicon, waterproof keyboard that can be cleaned as often as necessary. Get one for your family today! 


Shopping on Labor Day?

Author: HenryMorewasd  September 2, 2009

If you are going  shopping on Labor Day, pick yourself up a healthy gift that will protect you during this upcoming flu season. It’s a washable keyboard that is a heavy duty  keyboard and a water proof keyboard.

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With people about to start getting the sniffles, it’s important to do everything you can to stay germ free. With a cleanable keyboard from wetkeys.com, you will.


Keep Your Family Protected from Swine Flu

Author: MinaArollalon  August 31, 2009

Although washing hands and staying home when sick are great rules to follow, they may not be enough  to contain the upcoming flu season. To add to your family’s battery of healthy habits I’d like to suggest purchasing a washable keyboard.

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Washable keyboards are great for maintaining a clean household. They can  be washed regularly and are heavy duty keyboards. Great for kids who like to share their keyboards! Get one at Wetkeys.com.


Kid’s Health During the Back to School Season

Author: Tultuctdayday  August 29, 2009

The CDC, Bloomberg News, and The World Health Organization have reported Swine Flu is on its way this flu season. With this in mind, it’s important to think about our children’s health. Some good ideas include teaching them to wash their hands, cover their mouths when coughing, and other good hygiene habits.

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At Wetkeys.com, we’d like to add another good hygiene habit that is often overlooked and that’s using washable keyboards. These durable, waterproof, silicon keyboards are easy to clean and don’t get damaged from it. This is especially important considering that kids love to share, and this includes shared keyboards. 


Swine Flu Immunizations Begin

Author: VasilisaDimitrinka  August 26, 2009

Swine Flu Vaccine Trials Begin in

Children

Doctors Anticipate Successful Tests

By JOSEPH BROWNSTEIN
ABC News Medical Unit
Aug. 20, 2009

With adult trials already under way without serious incident, researchers began giving H1N1 swine flu vaccine to children Wednesday to test the safety and effectiveness for the upcoming flu season.

The trials among children, which will ultimately be conducted at five universities in the United States, will allow researchers to determine effective and safe dosing of the vaccine, which has been designed to prevent a strain of influenza that has already claimed more than 1,000 lives worldwide.

“There was a lot of thought and consideration about the safest but most expeditious way to proceed, and we have completed enrollment,” said Dr. Karen Kotloff, lead investigator of H1N1 studies conducted at the University of Maryland School of Medicine, which is leading the trials. “This is a vaccine that is made in exactly the same way as the standard, licensed flu vaccine.”

Roughly 600 children are enrolled in the National Institutes of Health’s trials, she said. They are evenly divided into three age groups: 6 to 35 months, 3 to 9 years, and 10 to 17 years.

Children will receive two doses of vaccine, with half receiving 15 micrograms of antigens — just as they would for each of the three strains in seasonal flu vaccine — while others will receive30 micrograms to see if a higher dose is needed to protect against swine flu.

Younger children will undergo three blood draws to test vaccine effectiveness while children above the age of 10 will undergo five — similar to adults — a concession to the younger children’s dislike of having blood taken.

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Although it’s promising to hear that immunizations are available to prevent Swine Flu, it’s much easier not to catch it at all. To make sure all preventative measures are taken, purchase washable keyboards for your family at wetkeys.com. These products are heavy duty, waterproof, silicon keyboards that can be cleaned after each use. A great idea when you and/or your kids share your keyboards. 

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Making It a Healthy Back to School Season

Author: RealbestOlssen  August 19, 2009

I don’t know about you but I do everything I can as a parent to keep my kids from getting sick, and back to school season seems to coincide with flu season every year. To help fight against getting sick, I purchase all kinds of healthy stuff for my kids.

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One of these things is a washable keyboard. This is a waterproof, heavy duty,  sanitary, silicon keyboard. You or your kids can just wipe it down with antibacterial soap when it gets dirty. This is especially important when a shared keyboard is involved, which is a great breeding ground for harmful germs and bacteria. I got mine at wetkeys.com.


Prep Your Kids for College With Healthy Products

Author: Clean Kitchen  August 6, 2009

Kids all around the US will be heading to college soon. This also coincides with the beginning of flu season and the likely spread of swine flu, which could run rampant in dormitories.

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By purchasing a Unotron washable keyboards and mice for your kids, you can decrease their chance of getting ill. They can easily disinfect their cleanable keyboards and mice without damaging this heavy duty keyboard and flexible keyboard. This is especially important if your kids let others use their computer, which is likely in a school environment. I bought my kids these high quality, low price products at Wetkeys.com.  


Wetkeys.com Keeps Me Posted About Swine Flu

Author: Clean Kitchen  July 28, 2009

Since purchasing my washable full size keyboard and mouse from wetkeys.com, I check their website regularly for updates on Swine Flu info around the world and get their info from sources like the CDC, Bloomberg News, and World Health Organization. These guys are great about posting the latest numbers, which is important to me and my family.

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I purchased these heavy duty keyboards, that are cleanable keyboards and they are a great addition to my family’s health care maintenance. You can’t be too careful, especially with school starting back soon, and flu season around the corner. 


Cool, Healthy Gadgets for Kid’s Back-to-School Shopping

Author: StaphControl  July 27, 2009

School is just around the corner and so is flu season. A great gift idea for kids is a washable keyboard. It’s a heavy duty keyboard that’s a cleanable keyboard and sanitary keyboard. Your kids can be rough with it and sneeze on it and spill drinks and food on it and, not only does it not harm the keyboard, it wipes right off. 

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Kids love to share their gadgets and at least you know with this one, they won’t be sharing their germs along with it. I purchased them for my kids at wetkeys.com.


Stay Healty With a Cleanable, Sanitary Keyboard

Author: CDCMike  July 26, 2009

The news is out about the washable keyboards like the one I purchased at Wetkeys.com. This thing is amazing! It’s got a sealed keyboard, it’s flexible, water proof, and a heavy duty keyboard. It takes a kicking and keeps on ticking.

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Flu season will be hear before you know it and with a washable keyboard, you can avoid influenza, avian flu, and swine flu. Just wash your keyboard off every time someone else uses it. It’s simple!