Aviano Copper Protector Door Opener Tool & Button Pusher 99.9% Copper Hands Free Germ Keychain Utility Hook Tool Key No Touch Tool for Infected Surfaces, Touchscreens, Handles, Buttons and more

Purchase Aviano Copper Protector 5 Pack Bundle that is a uniquely shaped key designed to keep you safe and stop the spread by limiting exposure and touch zero infected surfaces in day-to-day activities MADE WITH 99.9% NATURAL COPPER: Unlike a brass door opener, our germ keychain touch tool and stylus tool is ideally made with 99.9% copper that naturally kills pathogens making it superior to a brass touch tool or brass stylus. Each no touch germ key measures 1.6 wide and 3.35 longNOTE: COPPER NATURALLY CHANGES COLOR and there are many easy ways to clean it (instructions will be included with your product) MULTIPURPOSE DOOR OPENER: Each no touch door opener can be used as an elevator button pusher, large or small door handle tool, germaphobe keychain or ATM keys for infected Handles, Locks, Touchscreens, Elevators, ATMs, Keypads, Switches, Sinks, Gas Pumps, Levers, Payment Machines, Trash Bins and more COMFORTABLE, COMPACT & DURABLE: The Aviano Copper Protector Tool acts as a hygiene hand featuring slightly rounded edges in the finger slot for utmost comfort, a hook for easy hanging in pockets, belt straps, bags or purses and a small hole for a keychain or carabiner PROUDLY MADE IN USA: We are a small business based in Miami, Florida, our germaphobe door opener is manufactured in the USA to ensure we are able to meet the highest standards and to help our local economy. Ideal germ door opener as gifts for germaphobes WARRANTY: We ensure that our germaphobe key chain will meet your expectations and offer returns no questions asked. If you have issues with our touch free hand tools, contact us and we will ensure you have a positive experienceDISCLAIMER: Do not use the Aviano Copper Protector Key if you have confirmed or suspected Wilsons Disease, or other copper and metal allergies. Continue conducting proper hand hygiene per CDC guidelines