Bird Flu suits

While some people, such as Richard Bailey, chairman of the Aire Group, has gone so far as to say about bird flu suits:

“If people want to guarantee their survival, then this is what they need. It's easy to wear, it's affordable, and it does what it says on the tin, I know I'll have one and my friends will have one. It's about self-preservation - that's the bottom line."

A bird flu suit, in reality, only makes sense if you are directly involved with contagious patients or the disposal of contaminated fowl.

However, for those not engaged in the poultry trade, a bird flu suit makes no sense. For the most part, infected birds show no symptoms of the virus and there will be little to warn you when it is time to don your bird flu suit. What is more, some skill is required to safely remove a bird flu suit. It would be extreme and ridiculous, to wear a bird flu suit on a daily basis if you are not involved with the poultry industry. If you are worried about catching the avian fly, your time is much better spent focusing on what every government health authority in the western world recommends as a basic precaution to respiratory viruses, influenza, and the common cold – frequent hand washing.

Further reading on Bird Flu suits

• Bird Flu beacon-protective suits
• Bird Flu Suits
• Avian bird flu defense

See also:

• Bird Flu gloves
• Bird Flu goggles
• Bird Flu Masks

• Complete Bird Flu Kits