Review on 🔬 Copper Filter Inserts: Revolutionizing Self-Disinfection with Kuhn Technology by Michael Schwegman

I am a dentist. Phyllis K. (PC) has been a patient of mine for several years. Last year she introduced me to Kuhn's Copper Mask, a net mask with powerful lethal (killing) properties that killed most types of viruses on contact. I wanted the product to fit comfortably under a regular mask, but still be soft enough for the nose piece (the thin aluminum wire at the top of the regular mask) to conform to my nose. I tried several designs. She gave me a copper mesh insert (CMI). It fit easily into an ordinary mask and was attached to the back of a piece of mole skin with a thin strip of tape. I was able to press a regular mask against my nose and stretch the bottom part to cover my chin. Remarkably, the CMI with the mole's skin attached was autoclaved and came out sterile; the moleskin even retained its sticky properties! The pc advised me to disinfect the boiler myself for 15 minutes. In addition, the entire insert can be submerged in 70% isoporopropyl alcohol and then dried for quick disinfection. She said the insert is reusable and will last two years if properly cleaned and stored. CMI was perfect! I suggested several dentist appointments to introduce this product. This would be ideal for adding an extra layer of protection when treating potentially infected patients. It could also potentially protect patients from staff with respiratory infections. I consider this product a win-win as it offers protection to both providers and patients.