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Will Ultraviolet Light Be Part of the New Cleaning Standard?

Justin Low, CEO of Finsen Light, joined us to talk about his company and the challenges of conventional cleaning methods in the face of the pandemic. According to Justin, liquid cleaners are prone to gaps of human error through repetition. Finsen light looks to bring UV-C sterilization technology to fill in those gaps for…

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Justin Low, CEO of Finsen Light, joined us to talk about his company and the challenges of conventional cleaning methods in the face of the pandemic.

According to Justin, liquid cleaners are prone to gaps of human error through repetition. Finsen light looks to bring UV-C sterilization technology to fill in those gaps for businesses everywhere in an affordable package. A long collaboration between medical researchers, electricians, and product designers has produced what Finsen Light believes will be a real gamechanger both in the COVID-19 era and for years to come.

UV-C light is a type of ultraviolet light that is capable of breaking up the DNA in germs and rendering them sterile and non-functional. It’s not a new technology, but it’s gaining a lot of traction due to its ability to kill airborne superbugs, such as SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19. One of the main challenges for Justin and his team was finding a way to make the technology accessible on a consumer level for businesses.

As to whether or not cleaning practices will ever return to pre-Coronavirus levels, Justin doesn’t think so. “Is this going to be the new normal for businesses in the future? I think the answer is ‘yes,’” said Justin.

At least there’s Finsen Light to light the way. 

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