New non-alcohol germ protection spray now available in Greater Cleveland

MyClyns, the new non-alcohol germ protection spray, is now available to consumers over the counter throughout Greater Cleveland, one of two cities in the nation chosen as initial test market cities prior to a nationwide product launch. The MyClyns spray has been used and trusted by first responders, healthcare professionals, military and emergency workers for years and is now available on store shelves for the very first time.

MyClyns is the only germ protection spray that is safe to spray into the eyes, nose, mouth and minor cuts and abrasions -- places where germs commonly enter the body. Developed by Kentucky based Union Springs Pharmaceuticals, the solution found in MyClyns shows a 99.99 percent reduction of more than 60 pathogens in independent laboratory testing. The product has seen a spike in demand with the onset of the cold and flu season.

"MyClyns found significant success with public safety officials, as they are frequently exposed to any number of pathogens in the field," Union Springs Pharmaceuticals president Joel Ivers said. "That success led us logically to offer the same product to consumers, and the response has been overwhelming. It is available in a convenient consumer package, giving parents, office managers and travelers another way to help protect themselves and their families when exposed to sick people or public locations where there are potentially harmful germs."

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