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TAMPA, Fla. - Californer -- As the fight against COVID-19 continues, one of the many unforeseen issues for frontline healthcare workers is the impact of wearing Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for hours on end. Constant wear of protective masks is leaving our healthcare workers with breakouts, dry skin and irritation.
"Despite our office having to close temporarily due to government mandate, our entire team wanted to do something to support our community. The chance to deliver great skincare to our frontline healthcare partners as a morale boost seemed to be the right choice," said Loretta Zanetti, APRN and practice owner.
Erasable Inc. approached industry partners ZO Skin Health and HydraFacial, who both jumped at the chance to make a difference. Within hours of posting the support on social media, the entire stock was distributed, totaling more than $7,000.
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"As we come together to learn how to work in this new normal, the opportunity to directly impact our frontline healthcare workers with our core product offerings was the perfect fit," said Amy Huffman, ZO Skincare Account Executive. "Loretta and the entire Erasable Inc. team are proof we can all do a little something extra to make a difference."
Due to the popularity of the program, Erasable Inc. will continue to coordinate with their industry partners to restock and deliver future packages while assisting other practices throughout the country who have expressed interest in executing the same plan.
"Despite our office having to close temporarily due to government mandate, our entire team wanted to do something to support our community. The chance to deliver great skincare to our frontline healthcare partners as a morale boost seemed to be the right choice," said Loretta Zanetti, APRN and practice owner.
Erasable Inc. approached industry partners ZO Skin Health and HydraFacial, who both jumped at the chance to make a difference. Within hours of posting the support on social media, the entire stock was distributed, totaling more than $7,000.
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"As we come together to learn how to work in this new normal, the opportunity to directly impact our frontline healthcare workers with our core product offerings was the perfect fit," said Amy Huffman, ZO Skincare Account Executive. "Loretta and the entire Erasable Inc. team are proof we can all do a little something extra to make a difference."
Due to the popularity of the program, Erasable Inc. will continue to coordinate with their industry partners to restock and deliver future packages while assisting other practices throughout the country who have expressed interest in executing the same plan.
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