The rechargeable UV-C sterilizer that kills up to 99.9% of bacteria, viruses and mould on cutlery, feeding bottles and small household items — no water, no chemicals, no electricity needed to run it.
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Soap and water clean what you can see. They don’t reliably kill what you can’t.
Shared Cutlery
In a house full of people sharing spoons and cups, germs move fast between family members through the same cutlery drawer.
Water Quality
Borehole and well water used to rinse utensils can carry bacteria that ordinary washing simply doesn’t remove.
No Light, No Plan
When NEPA takes light, sterilizing baby bottles by boiling becomes a whole project — gas, stove, waiting, time you don’t have.
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Sterilizes spoons, forks, knives, combs, small tools and jewelry in one 3-minute cycle.
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Full charge in about 2 hours via USB, good for up to 60 sterilizing cycles.
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Uses the same UV-C technology relied on in hospitals and clinics.
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Sterilize feeding bottles, teethers and pacifiers with zero chemical residue.
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Fits in a handbag, diaper bag or car glove box, ready to use anywhere.
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No timers to set — press once and the built-in sensor handles the rest.
germs eliminated per cycle
UV-C light damages germ DNA so it can no longer multiply — one 3-minute cycle, no heat required.
PureCycle uses UV-C light technology, the same category of germ-killing light used in hospitals, water treatment plants and laboratories.
UV-C light damages the DNA of bacteria, viruses and mould spores so they can no longer multiply — a proven method used in medical settings for decades, now made small and rechargeable for home use.
Unlike washing alone, UV-C reaches into grooves and edges on spoons and bottle nipples where bacteria hide — spots your sponge can’t scrub properly. And because it’s rechargeable, it works the same whether NEPA brings light or not.
Yes. The device uses UV-C light, a scientifically proven disinfection method used in hospitals and water treatment facilities. It’s built to eliminate up to 99.9% of common bacteria, viruses and mould on hard surfaces like utensils and bottles.
Yes. UV-C sterilization leaves no chemical residue, unlike some sterilizing tablets or liquids. It’s a dry, contact-free method, a safe option for baby items when used per the included instructions.
A full charge takes about 2 hours via the included USB cable and typically powers up to 60 sterilizing cycles before it needs recharging, depending on use.
No. Once charged, it runs entirely on its rechargeable battery, so it works whether or not there’s power at the moment of use. You only need electricity, or a power bank, to recharge it periodically.
Soap and water remove dirt and food particles but don’t reliably kill everything, especially in grooves and crevices on cutlery or bottle nipples. UV-C light targets germs directly, working alongside your normal wash, not replacing it.
You’re covered by a 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee. If it doesn’t meet your expectations, send it back within 30 days for a full refund.
Lagos, Abuja and Port Harcourt typically receive orders within 24–48 hours with pay-on-delivery available. Other states receive delivery within 2–5 business days after payment confirmation.
Launch pricing of ₦12,500 (down from ₦24,900) is only available while current stock lasts. Once this batch is gone, the price goes back up.
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