Say No to H1N1 Flu with Anti-H1N1 Suit
Those ever innovative Japanese have come up with another invention (see emergency pet jacket) that if works could save countless lives from the modern plague which is cursing our planet…the dreaded H1N1 flu (aka Swine Flu). Menswear clothing manufacturer, Haruyama Trading Company, has designed a suit that kills the H1N1 virus upon contact with the suit.
Say "no! to H1N1"
How does it work? The suit is coated with titanium dioxide. When titanium dioxide is exposed to light the chemical breaks down into a substance that kills H1N1 upon contact. Apparently titanium dioxide is a common ingredient found in toothpaste and cosmetics. This raises the question, could you just protect yourself from H1N1 by smearing a bunch of make up and toothpaste all over your body?
H1N1 is basically a ball of spikes, and the suit is made with lots of fibers...
Even after repeated washings the suit is reportedly able to keep you protected from one of the worst plague the entire universe has scene. However, if you read carefully there is a chink in this anti-H1N1 suit’s armor. Don’t wear this suit in the dark! In the dark you won’t have the light needed to create the chemical reaction to kill H1N1. You’ve been warned.
For around $600 you can be an owner of the ant-H1N1 suit, but you have to live in Japan because there’s no word if they are going to sell this in the United States or abroad. The Japanese love keeping all the good stuff to themselves. Maybe that’s their plan. Keep all the anti-H1N1 suits to themselves and wait for the rest of the world to get killed off by H1N1 and then take over our lands. Smart!
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