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As of April 8, nearly one in three Americans and over 40 percent of adults have had at least one shot, and nearly one in four adults are fully vaccinated. After what has been the most, for lack of a better term, interesting year in recent memory, a weary United States has good news concerning this COVID-19 pandemic. In the United States, there have been 118 million doses of vaccines administered so far (which is remarkable in a country of 330 million people!) Over the past week, the aver …

1. Anti-fatigue matting Sitting is the new smoking and standing can be very tiring. OSHA speaks to the benefits of anti-fatigue matting in their Ergonomics for the Prevention of Musculoskeletal Disorders Manual. At CP Lab Safety, we believe it’s an incredibly important addition to a safe and healthy workplace. Here’s why: Standing on hard surfaces for extended periods of time compresses your feet, joints, and spine. An anti-fatigue mat will reduce the pressure and relieve your body of the addi …

The new Moderna and Pfizer vaccines developed for COVID-19 are an entirely new type of vaccine that does not include the virus. They care called mRNA vaccines, or messenger vaccines. How do they differ from traditional vaccines, and what makes them such an exciting scientific breakthrough? Key Points1 mRNA vaccine technology is new, but the concept has been studied for decades. mRNA vaccines do not contain a live virus and do not carry a risk of causing disease. …

The proper storage of flammable or other potentially hazardous chemical material can be confusing, and purchasing an Outdoor Chemical Storage Building can be a daunting task. At CP Lab Safety, we offer a range of different Outdoor Chemical Storage Buildings to help you store your chemicals safely. For many companies, a separate storage building is a requirement, and not every storage building is the same. So which one is right for your needs?What is an Outdoor Chemical Storage Building?According …

With the holidays upon us we are all looking forward to celebrating with our loved ones. However, with COVID-19 cases on the rise around the country, it may be best to put a pin in your normal holiday travel plans. In fact, it is recommended that you only celebrate with those living in your household who have been practicing social distancing and consistently wearing masks. (This can include roommates and others who are not related to you, if you live in the same space.)Make gathering convenient …