As part of its mission to Disinfect to Protect, Lysol Philippines has released an informative video on its Facebook page to reinforce its call for Filipinos to remain vigilant against the Covid-19 pandemic and to join them in the fight against the disease by helping break the chain of infection.

The video, titled “Together, we can disinfect to protect,” outlines what people can do to protect themselves, their families, and communities against the novel coronavirus—practice proper handwashing, refrain from touching the face, observe cough etiquette and social distancing, and clean and disinfect surroundings.

“We are breaking the chain of Covid-19 infection by calling on all Filipinos to join us in our mission and enlisting them in the practice of washing their hands and regularly disinfecting their surroundings, including most-touched surfaces, especially in homes. These practices, when integrated into our lives as routines, become powerful weapons through which we can combat Covid-19,” said Gonzalo Balcazar, RB general manager for South East Asia, Hygiene.

Apart from manufacturing disinfectant sprays and multi-purpose household cleaners, Lysol has been involved in studying bacteria and viruses—from the most common, to the most harmful—working with scientific and academic communities and partnering with healthcare institutions and laboratories to test products against pathogens and to contribute to scientific knowledge on hygiene and infection control.

One recent study involved the novel SARS-CoV-2 strain. Lysol maker, RB, commissioned a globally-recognized laboratory to conduct a series of independent tests to assess the effectiveness of the active ingredients and formulations of the brand’s disinfectant spray, liquid hand wash, hand sanitizer, and other disinfectant products against the Covid-19.

Recently, Lysol Philippines has also partnered with the Philippine Red Cross (PRC) for a Disinfect to Protect joint mission wherein the disinfectant brand donated ₱36 million to build a   Covid-19 mass testing laboratory in Cagayan De Oro, and shoulder the Covid-19 mass-testing processing fees of 4,500 Filipinos, including frontliners, the elderly, and pregnant women.

To know more about the Disinfect to Protect mission, please follow the Lysol Facebook Page or Philippine Red Cross.