Bird Flu Kits and Bird Flu Masks

what you need to know before you buy

The bird flu is coming … or is it?

Are you Prepared?

Which bird flu kits are necessary and do you actually need to wear bird flu masks?

This is a very debatable subject. There is debate over whether the bird flu will mutate and spread. There is debate over whether bird flu supplies will benefit you anyway.

So what is in most bird flu kits?

Coveralls

These are suits that are disposable and protect you against any dry particle or aerosol. This therefore creates a barrier against the bird flu virus. Although they are lightweight, walking around in a suit such as this will be uncomfortable and very hot to stay in for too long.

As to the necessity of wearing one … if the spread becomes this extreme, you would be better to just stay at home with plenty of supplies.

Gloves

Gloves can be used if you are likely to come in contact with the bird flu virus on any surface. They tend to be puncture proof to a certain degree, so less likely to snag or abrade. Around the home these would be less necessary as the likelihood of the virus being on a surface at home is remote. Used more in the workplace if the bird flu is apparent.

Bird flu Masks

A Nano (called micro-filter – small particles can’t enter) mask that comes has filters designed to help provide comfortable protection against viruses and bacteria. Its lightweight construction helps promote comfort and increased wear time. When in public these will help reduce exposure to the virus.

Disinfectant Wipes

These are wipes with a disinfectant designed to help kill both bacteria and viruses. Used to either clean your hands or surfaces that may have come in contact with the bird flu. The disinfectant may cause skin dryness with use, so a moisturizer may be necessary for comfort.

Are bird flu kits necessary?

Even though the various bird flu supplies have all the gear to prevent bird flu. Are they necessary?

Like any virus, whether you breathe it in or not is not important. It is your ability to stop the infection that is important.

Wearing bird flu masks or wearing protective clothing or wiping surfaces with special chemicals will not stop infection, they reduce the risk of exposure.

You need to have good resistance and good health to protect yourself against bird flu. Using protective masks or using other supplies will not give you the best protection.

Should you buy a bird flu kit?

I am not going to say yes or no!

You need to weigh up how much protection you have and how much you need. This is determined by how healthy you are, the likelihood of exposing your self to the bird flu, how much contact you have with potentially infection people, how much stress you are under or how high are your energy levels.

You need to address your protection from two angles …

• Boost your resistance to the infection and infections in general
• Protect your self with good hygiene and possibly using bird flu kits.

Which bird flu kits are best?

Best or cheapest? Don’t buy into the concept of ‘it is more expensive so it must be better’ crap.

This is not necessarily true. I have looked into many kits, looked at then from a medical perspective to see if they offer good protection, which bird flu supplies are needed and effective.

The best found on the market (this is updated as I continue to search and assess them) is below:

Flu-Protection UK are a professional organization that sells all the protective supplies you need in case of bird flu spreading.

Bird flu kits, bird flu masks and bird flu supplies in general should be only a part of your fight against bird flu. You need to improve your health and resistance to infection first.

Any bird flu kit will not give you 100% protection. Bird flu kits hopefully will never be needed, bird flu masks never worn … but prevention and protection are the keys to be prepared.

How can you build your resistance so bird flu kits are not needed?

Without all the jargon or hype, all you ever wanted to know about the bird flu is:

• What is the bird flu?

• How do you know if you have it?

• How can I prevent catching it?

• If I catch it, how can I get rid of it?

• How did it all start and how does it spread globally?

• What facts and info do I need?

• What protection is there for the bird flu?

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