The average parent loses $1,200-$3,600 annually to sick days, plus $500-$2,000 per illness in medical costs. UVCeed pays for itself by preventing just one or two of these costly illness episodes per year.

No, most people don't use them correctly. Bleach wipes only disinfect if the surface stays visibly wet for 4 minutes. Most people wipe and go, leaving germs alive. Plus, you can't put food on the surface afterward without rinsing.

Cleaning removes dirt and debris but doesn't kill germs. Disinfecting kills germs but doesn't remove dirt. UVCeed doesn't replace cleaning - you need to clean first, then disinfect with UVCeed as the next step.

Yes! Unlike chemical disinfectants, UVCeed leaves no pollutants or residues behind. It's a completely green solution that helps reduce chemical waste and plastic packaging.

UVCeed comes with a 1-year warranty against manufacturing defects.

No, UVCeed is not intended for use on the skin. It should only be used on surfaces.

UVCeed is unique in its patented technology and design, which sets it apart from other UV-C devices on the market.

UVCeed uses a specific wavelength of 256nm UV-C light that is most effective against viruses (COVID-19, Influenza, Norovirus), bacteria, and fungi, matching the wavelength used in medical-grade sanitization systems.

UVCeed can stay charged for up to 1 week on a single charge.

UVCeed minimizes unintended UVC exposure by detecting reflections from highly reflective surfaces and automatically shutting off the lamp if a person is detected; it also warns users if exposure exceeds safe limits defined by ISO 15858.