The latest innovation … a nasal spray that protects from the crown for 48 hours

Researchers at the English University of Birmingham are working to develop a nasal spray that protects against infection with the emerging coronavirus for 48 hours.

According to the Daily Mail newspaper, the new inhaler is made up of chemicals that have the ability to prevent the coronavirus from entering the body through the nose.

Researchers behind the project say pufferfish could be particularly useful in high-risk environments, such as healthcare workers, flights or in the classroom.

The sprayer consists of two main components, namely Carrageenan and Gilan, both of which are used in food science, at a time when the developers claim that the product is ready for use once it has obtained approval from local authorities.

The gelatinous component of the spray covers the inside of the nose, protecting it from infection with the Coronavirus for up to 48 hours.

However, it is not possible to protect yourself from Covid 19 infection by inserting the virus from the mouth or eyes, as experts recommend continuing to apply the rules of social distancing and wearing face masks in public places, as well as continuing to wash your hands as well. with the use of this spray.

The lead author of this new invention, Richard Mox, says the spray consists of readily available products that are already used in food and pharmaceuticals.