The Scrub Industry's Dirty Little Secret
Most “antimicrobial” scrubs on the market today use the same cheap technologies as your gym shirt: coated silver fabrics. The problem is that silver can only be an effective antimicrobial agent when wet, so whenever it is dry, it is not significantly protecting the wearer. Additionally, most scrubs simply spray a coating of silver onto the finished fabrics, but it comes off in as few as 10 washes — meaning that the antimicrobial properties you paid for end up going down the drain.
The $94B Medical Uniform Market That's Primed for Innovation
"Antimicrobial" scrubs today use antiquated silver coatings that are ineffective at keeping healthcare professionals safe in the clinic. Meanwhile, hospitals are flooded with innvoations across medtech. It’s time for a tech-infused update to the industry’s standard scrubs.
The Rx: More Effective Copper Infused Technology
Ouragins uses the most advanced copper-based infusion technology, ThreadFusion, to create scrubs that kill 99% of germs like MRSA and Klebsiella. This makes Ouragins 4x more effective than the leading "antimicrobial" competitor.