How MedFare Can Help You Fly without the Flu in 2019!

Make 2018 the last year you get sick from the flu by flying on an airplane. Airplanes and the airport security trays are covered with germs and studies have shown that they carry even more germs than a toilet seat! There is no getting around touching these things, so what can you do to prevent yourself from getting the flu while flying in 2019? You're most likely not going to give up flying because of this so rather than finding a new mode of transportation, protect yourself from the flu with MedFare! We care about your travels and want you to feel like you can fly without getting sick, so check out your solution, the Frequent Flyer Survival Kit from MedFare. Keep reading to learn how using this great product can help you fly without catching the flu in 2019.

This hospital approved, CDC compliant kit is your NEW secret weapon for fighting germs while going through airport security and while onboard an airplane. Hundreds of people touch those airport security trays every day. Ask yourself, what are the odds that all of those people have washed their hands thoroughly? Several people sit on the airplane seats you are about to sit on every day, again, ask yourself, what are the odds that the seat belts, air vents, and arm trays were properly sanitized before you boarded this plane? The odds are slim to none, which is why you should do everything in your power to prevent yourself from getting sick. Here's how you do that:

Step 1: Order the Frequent Flyer Airport Acquired Illness (AAI) - Hospital Approved CDC Compliant Survival Kit, which includes:

• Clean Hands Wipe (Travel Pack) - 100 Count
• Tray Barrier Bags for Personal Items (Small Bags) - 10 Count
• Tray Barrier Bags for Computers/Electronics (Large Bags) - 10 Count

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Step 2: Use the Frequent Flyer Airport Acquired Illness (AAI) - Hospital Approved CDC Compliant Survival Kit by doing the following:

• Sanitize your hands with CDC compliant hand wipes before and after you fly.
• Place all smaller personal items, such as cell phones, wallets, phone chargers, etc. into the Small Tray Barrier Bags for Personal Items before going through security.
• Place all larger personal items, such as laptops, tablets, etc. into the Large Tray Barrier Bags for Personal Items before going through security.

Step 3: Fly Flu Free with MedFare.

While there are no guarantees travelers won't get sick while flying, our 5"x5" CDC compliant hand wipes and tray barrier bags will seriously minimize your chances of getting airport acquired illnesses. Why get sick when you don't have to?

Don't Believe Us About Getting Sick on Flights?

Check out all of these studies that prove people have acquired the flu from either going through airport security or flying on an airplane:

• TODAY SHOW: What Areas of Planes Are the Germiest
• NBC News: Harmful Germs Lurking in Airports? How Not to Get Sick
• BMC Infectious Disease Research: Deposition of respiratory virus pathogens on frequently touched surfaces at airports
• 5 of The Filthiest Place to Avoid on Airplanes
• Passenger Refuses to Remove Filthy Feet from Airport Tray Table
• How Pregnant Meghan Markle Is Staying Healthy As She Travels on Flights
• FOX News: Security Trays Carry More Viruses Than Any Other Place in Airports
• CBS News: Airport Security Trays Carry More Viruses than Airport Toilets, Study Finds
• Meghan Markle Trick For Not Getting Sick on Airplane Flights

Ready to order your kit today? Order by going to our webstore at www.MedFare.com. Have questions? Contact our friendly staff at 1-888-MEDFARE today.

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