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It has only been a few months since Purifas® has entered the UK market and we’ve quickly caught the attention of their Allied Health community.
The Purifas® FaceShield™ was recently reviewed by Private Practice Hub, a leading advice website for UK therapists in private practice. The feedback was based on testing by a UK complementary therapist and one of their clients.
We’re thrilled to have scored an overall rating of 9.5 / 10.
Here’s what they had to say about the world’s first and only product that provides 100% face hole coverage and is scientifically proven to reduce the transmission of bacteria:
Therapist Feedback
“The FaceShield™ felt soft but sturdy. It stayed in place and didn’t tear, which unfortunately does happen when using couch roll to protect the couch. It protected the cotton couch cover from the sweat, saliva or makeup stains. I feel confident that it improved hygiene practices, protecting the client and the couch.”
Client Feedback
“The material felt light and breathable, soft against my face – no irritation. My face didn’t become hot like it has done in the past with some of the more plastic-type coverings. It set my mind at rest and I was able to really enjoy my session, feeling comfortable during my massage”
Read the full review now on Private Practice Hub.
The FaceShield™ is available for purchase for $39.60AUD per box of 100 here.
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