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Safest and Most Effective Disinfectant on the Market
No Organism Tested against virusprotect plus has proven to be resistant
How We're Different
Eco-Friendly Home Disinfectant System
Purify the Air You Breathe
Virus-carrying microdroplets in the air are a leading cause for the rapid spread of infection and disease. VirusProtect+ helps disinfect and purify the air you breathe, killing 99.99% dangerous microbes and pathogens with a less than 30-second kill rate. Additionally, VirusProtect+ also neutralizes unwanted odors by destroying odor molecules from the inside out.
Dangers of Common Cleaners
Most common cleaners contain carcinogens and “quaternary ammonium compounds” or QACs which have been linked to health effects like asthma, blindness, infertility, and even cancer. VirusProtect+ is the safest cleaner on the market. It does not leave behind any harmful residues, byproducts or toxins. Best of all, our formula is also non-carcinogenic according to the CDC.
Safest Cleaner Available
VirusProtect+ is safe for kids, families, animals, plants, and our planet. The toxic chemical byproducts released by common cleaners can harm the environment and pollute soil, water, and air – being a danger to wildlife and our natural resources. It easily breaks down into the water, oxygen and common table salt when exposed to sunlight.
Earth-Friendly, Family Friendly
We have partnered with TwinOxide, to develop an earth friendly breakthrough disinfectant system which is now one of the safest and most effective systems in the world. Unlike other popular disinfectants, Medimmune Health products are safe for the environment and for your family.
WHO, CDC, FDA and EPA Approved
One Disinfectant, So Many Uses
Diffusing
4oz – up to 220 hours
8oz – up to 440 hours
Disinfectant Spray
4oz – Makes 41 oz
8oz – Makes 82 oz
Food Rinse
4oz – Makes 205 oz
8oz – Makes 410 oz
Travel Sprayer
4oz – 80 refills
8oz – 158 refills
Works On Any Surface, Anywhere
Our multipurpose solution can work for your entire home – helping you to save money and reducing plastic packaging waste. Save resources and the environment when you make the switch Virus Protect+ today!
How It Works
The VirusProtect+ Concentrate is a powerful solution that reacts rapidly via oxidation to help provide effective impact against germs, bacteria, fungi, algae, and some parasitic microorganisms
It works by targeting key amino acids found in the protein wall of microorganisms, some of which are: cysteine, methionine, tyrosine, and tryptophan. This disables the microbe’s ability to penetrate another cell, which renders them incapable of mutating or reproducing, and consequently eliminates them altogether. Additionally, because those amino acids play a crucial role in all living systems, including microbes, it is not possible for any microbe to develop a resistance against this formula.
Our Safe Formulation
There have also been studies that show how most popular cleaners have been related to the development of adverse health effects, including respiratory conditions and asthma, blindness, skin issues and even infertility and cancer. Compared to other common household cleaners, VirusProtect+ is a cleaner and safer alternative. It rapidly breaks down into harmless water, oxygen and common table salt when exposed to sunlight; additionally, it does not produce harmful residues or byproducts, making it very safe for humans, animals, and the environment.
Finally a Safe Alternative
Get complete protection for your home and family with VirusProtect+:
Proven Effective
EPA registered to kill 99.99% of viruses, bacteria,
algae, fungi, mold, yeast, and bacterial spores
Residue-Free & Eco-Friendly
Safe for children, pets, families, and the environment
Approved Formula
Recognized by the WHO, CDC, FDA, and EPA
Safe Byproducts
Breaks down into the water, oxygen and common table salt
Non-Carcinogenic
Non-carcinogenic or mutagenic according to the CDC
100x More Effective
Compared to other leading household disinfectants
One Disinfectant, So Many Uses
VirusProtect+ is safer and 100x more effective than most standard household cleaners
Money Back Guarantee
What if this product isn’t for you? Don’t worry! If for some reason you don’t love Medimmune Health, we include every purchase with a 30-Day no questions asked money-back guarantee.
Real Stories from Real Customers
Donna S.
“I’ve been using this bundle religiously in our room and we’ve managed to stay healthy and sniffle-free since! I feel like the air in our room is much clearer and easier to breathe in. I’m definitely getting one for every room of the house. I love it.”
Lyka S.
“As someone with pulmonary issues, I have to admit that I’ve become very paranoid about my health. But now I feel more secured after I tried the concentrate and diffuser package so I bought more to place around my house. Nothing beats the peace of mind I have now knowing I can get extra protection.“
Martha P.
“I have three dogs at home and I tend to get worried about the cleaners I use around the, so I buy pet-branded cleaners that can get pretty expensive. When I learned this is safe for pets, I tried it and it is! My dogs don’t mind this being diffused at home and now all my kids and fur babies are safe.”
Don’t leave your loved ones vulnerable
Have peace of mind knowing your family is safe and protected with VirusProtect+.
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