H1N1 Swine Flu Control CDC Releases New Guidelines For Preventing H1N1 Swine Flu

H1N1 Swine Flu Control CDC Releases New Guidelines For Preventing H1N1 Swine Flu and again they are recommending the Social Distancing method for preventing flu infection, especially h1n1 swine flu, combined with proper hygiene in the form of handwashing.
Read the new
Interim CDC Guidance for Public Gatherings in Response to Human Infections with Novel Influenza A (H1N1)

In crowded settings, social distancing (that is, measures that increase the physical space between people and reduce their frequency of close contact) is difficult to maintain. Moreover, at public gathering events that are celebratory in nature (such as weddings, graduation ceremonies), participants frequently have social personal contact (like handshaking and hugging). As a result, there may be increased risk for spread of novel influenza A (H1N1) virus among attendees of such events and subsequent spread of illness in the community or in communities to where attendees return. The recommendations below are intended to reduce the spread of influenza infection in communities.

N95 Masks Now Out Of Stock 3M N95 Masks Sold Out

You can still buy some at our store, http://stoph1n1.com/stop-h1n1-shop/, as far as I know, but I don’t know how long that supply will last. 3M, the most popular maker of N95 Swine Flu Masks is now saying they are sold out of the N95 Swine Flu masks, and they have to ramp up production to meet the insane demand for the Swine Flu prevention masks.

3M Co. said it is racing to meet demand for it N95 respiratory masks amid surging demand brought on by the outbreak of swine flu.

Spokeswoman Jacqueline Berry said the masks are now on back order — meaning the Minnesota-based company doesn’t have enough of them on hand to ship to all the customers who want them. “We’ve significantly increased production and we are working hard to meet the demand,” she said.

You can buy N95 Swine Flu Masks from 3M in our Stop H1N1 Store – you can also get handwashing disinfectant, respirators, and gloves.