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PPB

• JUNE 2016

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EDITOR’S

PICKS

Julie Richie is associate editor for

PPB.

This versatile

fitness belt pouch

is

equally at home at the gym, on a run

or walk, or while traveling. The zipper

pouch is ideal for holding ID, keys,

MP3 player, etc. With one-size-fits-all

convenience, the adjustable elastic

belt with plastic clip buckle adjusts

from 24 to 44 inches and stretches to

over 60 inches.

BIC Graphic

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UPIC:

BIC

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www.bicgraphic.com

Water from the BPA- and phthalate-

free

SIGG 0.6L Classic Bottle

fea-

turing an EcoCare liner tastes fresh and

clean with every sip. Made from high-

quality aluminum, this seamless bottle

is 100-percent leak proof even with

carbonated drinks. SIGG aluminum

bottles are lightweight, durable and

eco-friendly.

Clearmount Plastics

Limited

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UPIC: CLRMNT

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www.clearmount.com

The 25-ounce USA-made

PET

sports water bottle

features a

fruit infuser that's easy to use. Add

some natural flavor to workouts or

work with fruit-flavored beverages. The

liquid flows around and through the

fruit to flavor your drink; simply add

your favorite fruit to the inner basket.

Makana Line LLC

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UPIC: MAKANA

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www.makanaline.com

DEET-Free

Zika Prevention

A RECENT ARTICLE PUBLISHED

in the journal

eLife

reports that two billion people world-

wide are at risk for infection by the Zika virus,

including 200 million in the Americas.

Specifically, a large portion of the southeastern

U.S. coast is at risk due to its hospitable mos-

quito habitat.

The Zika virus was first discovered in

humans in 1954 in Nigeria but until 2007,

confirmed cases were rare and limited to

Africa and Asia. A large outbreak in Brazil in

April 2015 has spread to much of South and

Central America and the Caribbean. The virus

particularly affects pregnant women, and

between October 2015 and January 2016,

there were more than 3,500 microcephaly cases

in infants reported, according to the Centers

for Disease Control. A Level 2 travel alert is in

place for people traveling to countries where

Zika transmission is continuing. Wearing pro-

tective clothing, using insect repellent and

staying indoors are the only effective protec-

tions against Zika at this time.

Springville, Utah-based supplier Natural

Trends, LLC (UPIC: NTrends) offers Herbal

Armor® Natural Insect Repellent from All

Terrain®, which has been proven highly effec-

tive in repelling the Zika-spreading Aedes

aegypti mosquito. It provides 100-percent

protection for two hours and 85-percent pro-

tection for 3.5 hours post-application in inde-

pendent lab testing.