Sanitize police tactical gear with the natural power of ozone.
Law Enforcement needs to keep their gear sanitized between uses. Fresh Gear does that.
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As law enforcement and emergency first responders, you routinely put yourself in dangerous situations in order to save lives, and we are thankful that you do!
The community needs you more than ever!
Don’t let an infection take you out.
Why Law Enforcement Needs Fresh Gear
Reduce Risk of Contamination
The Fresh Gear Rapid Sanitizing System (RSS) was designed to ensure that the personal protective gear (PPE), body armor and tactical gear intended to protect, does not itself become a source of harm.
Sanitize Many Types of PPE
Ideally suited for body armor and tactical gear worn and used by police, correctional facilities, armed guards, SWAT, riot and crowd control units.
Who Uses Fresh Gear?
U.S. and Canadian Federal/State/Local Government Agencies, Law Enforcement, Firefighters, First Responders, US Coast Guard and many Commercial, Industrial and Correctional Facilities. Professional, NCAA, University, College, K-12 and National Sports organizations and teams.
Fresh Gear for Law Enforcement and Corrections
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Kill up to 99.99% of pathogens, including MSRA, HIV and Hepatitis, H1N1, MERS, SARS and other viruses via chemical-free, dry ozone sanitizing process.
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How much gear can you fit inside?
See Fresh Gear RSS Specification page for machine cleaning capacity.
Stay Clean. Stay Safe.
Sanitize Often
Sanitize your body armor regularly and reduce the chance of infection via contamination.
Sanitize Conveniently
With Fresh Gear at your station, your gear is always clean, dry and available. No heat or moisture, no wear and tear.
Stop MRSA in its tracks
When it comes to nasty staph infections like MRSA, "an ounce of prevention truly is worth a pound of cure."
Will ozone damage my PPE?
Check out the ballistic test results that demonstrate no material degradation after using the Fresh Gear RSS.
Limit Exposure to Communicable Diseases
Read what governments and police associations recommend to keep law enforcement safe.
Police Association of Ontario
Communicable Diseases: Serious Threat to Law Enforcement READ Police Assoc. Ontario Article(p.36)
FDNY Training Facility
MRSA on the rise in First Responders, FDNY Training Facility MRSA Outbreak
Health Canada Bulletin
Protecting Police from Communicable Disease, Health Canada Bulletin
Canadian Police Research Centre
Communicable Disease Standards, CPRC Bulletin
