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Bacteria found in a wind instrument
purchased from an online auction site.
Although these particular bacteria are
non-pathogenic, those that cause disease may
be transmitted as easily. |
| For years, everyone – musicians, instrument dealers,
teachers, students, parents – believed that standard cleaning
techniques kept instruments germ-free. Laboratory studies
commissioned by Encore found pathogens can thrive in wind
instrument bodies, as well as in mouthpieces, in some cases up
to five months after instruments were stored. |
| You may be exposing yourself to bacteria and pathogens
from previous users if you "rent-to-buy", are loaned a school
owned instrument, or buy a used instrument. And today,
thousands of "new" and "slightly used" instruments are being
bought and sold over the Internet, through on-line auctions,
and through virtual "yard sales" and want ads. Simply put,
when you don't know the health history of the previous player,
your own health could be at risk. |
| Solution: The MaestroMD Sterilization
Process |
| Due to their delicate nature, brass and woodwind
instruments can be damaged by disinfectants. And common
disinfectants do not kill all bacteria or viruses. The
MaestroMD sterilization process kills 100% of bacteria,
viruses and fungi and is safe for all wind instruments. This
proven process has been used since the late 1930s to sterilize
spices. Today it is also used to sterilize medical supplies,
instruments and equipment. |
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