אם גם אתם סובלים מפוביה מלכלוך ברמה כזו או אחרת, יש מצב שהמוצר הבא ישנה לכם את החיים; עד שכל החפצים סביבנו יהפכו להיות נטולי מגע, Gryp מבטיח להגן עליכם מפני ידיות דלתות, מעקות ורצועות האחיזה באוטובוס וברכבות. המוצר הקומפקטי הזה מתלבש על האצבע שלכם ו”יספוג” את מיליארדי החיידקים והזיהומים בשבילכם, כדי שלא תצטרכו לזהם את שרוול החולצה (קצת בעייתי בקיץ). הוא עשוי מסיליקון רך וגמיש, מה שאומר שתוכלו כמובן לטהר אותו בקלות לאחר השימוש. כמו כן ניתן לחבר אותו למחזיק המפתחות שלכם כדי שתוכלו לשלוף אותו בכל רגע נתון.
October 1, 2017 Halo HaimovitzPress
Check out what other people have to say about the Gryp.
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The Hallmark Channel
"Gryp: A Germaphobe's Key-chain, Open Doors Without Touching Anything"
Are you a germaphobe? Can't stand touching doorknobs? What about subway straps, or bus poles? I can't say I blame you. The world is full of some nasty germs and other stuff that can make you sick. Heck, I say being cautious about what you touch just makes sense. No one wants to be down for the count with some killer flu, and feeling terrible for a week. It's okay, though. Just get a Gryp. The Gryp is a germaphobe's key-chain. Now you can conveniently open doors and interact with other things without touching them.
In its basic form, the Gryp is just a slab of silicone, but it's made with not only a key-chain attachment hole, but it also has a place to wrap it into a circle and attach it to itself so that you can easily have a place to hold onto things, touch buttons, and hold straps without ever having to actually touch it with your skin.
The Gryp germaphobe key-chain is the most versatile sanitary door handle opener you can buy. That's because the Gryp works on all surfaces including: Bathroom door handles, subway straps, bus poles and much more. Your city is now touch-free as far as you're concerned. You're covered, literally!
The fact that it's also a key-chain is just a nice bonus. This way you'll always have a germ guard in your pocket, or in your purse that you can take out and use when needed.
The next time someone laughs at you for not touching a door handle and tells you to get a grip, tell them you already got one. Then laugh at them for having a runny nose and a cough.
The Gryp germaphobe key-chain comes in several different colors to choose from, is made from silicone, and is super sleek and compact.
Date Published: 10/02/2017 9:25 AM
"Gryp Adds A Finger Sleeve To Your Keychain EDC Gear"
You don’t have to be a germaphobe to feel a little iffy about touching public stuff. You know, the handrails in the train, the door handles at the comfort room, and the elevator buttons at the hospital. It is kind of gross when you think about it, after all. While you can wear gloves to keep from interacting with potentially-infected objects, the Gryp offers a more minimalist alternative.
A germ-resistant silicone sleeve, the contraption can be wrapped around three fingers, allowing you to cover your fingers every time you grab a door handle, hang onto a rail, or touch any other item that everyone else’s filthy hands have also been touching all day. Whether you’re an actual germophobe or just a guy who wants to act like one on occasion (like when you’re in a hospital or something), this thing lets you do that without needing to have a full-sized glove in tow.
Gryp is a small sleeve that can be folded into a cone-shaped tool that you can use to cover up to three fingers, with an adjustable tab closure for accommodating different finger sizes. It’s made from a flexible silicone material that will allow you to bend your fingers freely, all while having a soft texture for excellent comfort during use. The silicone has been treated for germ-resistant qualities, so you won’t just end up transferring germs from whatever you touched to the sleeve in your pocket.
A hole in a corner of the sleeve allows you to hook it up to your keychain, so it can sit there with your Pocket Samurai, Tiltpod Mobile, and other small EDC gear. It comes in four bright colors, by the way, to ensure you can easily find it in any drawer, bag, or pocket you slipped it in.
SEPTEMBER 26, 2017
ThisIsWhyImBroke.com
"The Germaphobe's Keychain"
Cut down on your total daily hand washes by keeping your fingers from touching germ-infested public property with the germaphobe’s keychain. It allows you to quickly slip your fingers inside and avoid having to touch disgusting things like door handles and bus poles.
"Germ-Resistant Silicone Keychains"
The 'Gryp' keychain is designed with health in mind to prevent you from picking up germs from door handles, ATMs, doorknobs or any surfaces out in the world that others touch as well. Crafted from durable and germ-resistant silicone, the keychains are ideal for keeping on hand to ensure that you don't have to directly touch items. This is achieved by incorporating an ergonomic design that is perfectly suited for slipping onto your fingers when you're about to encounter something that is likely laden with other people's germs.
Concerns about personal health and hygiene has many consumers looking for ways to avoid unnecessary contact with germs whenever possible. The 'Gryp' keychain is an example of this that are inexpensively priced at $3 a piece or in packs of four for $9.
Concerns about personal health and hygiene has many consumers looking for ways to avoid unnecessary contact with germs whenever possible. The 'Gryp' keychain is an example of this that are inexpensively priced at $3 a piece or in packs of four for $9.
"The Germaphobe's Keychain"
Germophobes and Purell addicts, get a Gryp. Bacteria and micro-organisms are breeding, spreading, festering everywhere. You can't escape them! But with a solid Gryp on this reality, you can relax, go out into the world prepared and calm. And armed with the little silicone keychain that's going to protect you from them all.
Flexible, protective Gryps are slices of UV-coated, dust- and germ-resistant silicone you can roll and latch into a cone, and slip over your fingers when you have to touch something dirty and gross. Like public bathroom toilet and door handles. And the straps on buses and subways. And the credit card machines and their plastic pens at store checkouts. And ATMs. And elevator buttons. And anything on an airplane.
Gryp says, "Save your sleeve," slip a Gryp onto your keys.
The Gryp spirals into itself and closes with a tap, which pivots to fit most finger sizes. Since it's made of silicone it also provides friction if you need to use the sani-tool to work open a doorknob. Put the Gryp together backwards, and you can use its little flap end as a Pynch, to pick up small objects, such as coins.
Gryp Keychains come in 4 bright colors so that germophobes who tend to have trouble finding their keys are covered too.
Keychain Gryp
The ultimate everyday carry for germaphobes, the Gryp is a germ-resistant silicone sleeve that attaches to your keyring and allows you to use your fingertips to grip doorknobs, hold handles, push ATM machines, and use other public things without touching them directly.
"Design for Germaphobes: With a Gryp Keychain, You Don't Have to Touch Anything in Public"
Mixed feelings on this product: On the one hand, I feel we should be exposed to a certain amount of germs, in order to keep our immune systems up to snuff. On the other hand, I've seen a child sneeze into his hand, then grab the subway pole without wiping his hand off first. I've also seen plenty of grown-ass men walking out of a public restroom without washing their hands, touching the doorknob on the way out. And that's just plain gross.
For the germophobes among you, the product in question is the Gryp Keychain. It is an admittedly clever use of materials, since silicone, which it's made of, is naturally bacteria-resistant. By simply putting it on a keychain to ensure it's always on hand, the designers have created a simple product that I think a lot of people will pony up $2.99 to buy.
"Finger guard"
Think about it too closely, and you might be completely grossed out by the notion of touching things that hundreds, maybe thousands of other people have touched. It isn't just germaphobes who should be conscious of dirty and bacteria-filled surfaces, so to give yourself a bit of protection get a Gryp Keychain: a germ-resistant finger guard that hangs on your keys.
Although this makes total sense, being a barrier between your skin and dirty surfaces, does it not mean mean that the Gryp itself will become covered in germs over time, gestating them in your pocket and bag? Just how germ-resistant is the material? Still, even if you use it only in the most drastic of situations (like God-awful toilets in a train station or something) it might be worth it.
-The Test Pit. 25 September 2017
China
"手套之外的選擇-簡易隔離指環墊片"
生活裡會被傳染病菌的機會太多，按電梯樓層鈕、拉公車拉環、公共場所開關門把手…就算沒有潔癖，隨時洗手保持清潔是必需。這個矽膠小指環圈起來足夠套在二指或是三指上，多數的時候只要二三個指頭去操作這些公共用品即可，就可以達到隔離效果。
Taiwan
Israel
"גאדג’טים שיגרמו לכם לומר: Shut up and take my money"
Japan
Introduction of Gryp Keychain
「手を洗えばいいじゃん」は、禁句でお願いします。
いやね、私も思いますよ。「そこまでする？」とか、「除菌シート使えば？」とか。でもそれは、極度の綺麗好きや潔癖症ではないから言えること。きっと彼らにとって、こんなに使い勝手のいい相棒は他にいないと思うんです。
『Gryp』という、シリコン製の指スリーブ。ここに指を2本（3本でも可）をスッと差し込んだら、もう完璧。日常の触りたくなかったあれやこれ、ストレスとはさようならってワケです！
指先は出ているので、スマホは普通に使えます。この気遣いはイイ！って不覚にも思ってしまいました。私だけでしょうか。で、問題はこの『Gryp』を使った後ですよね。1日中、汚い場所を代わりに触ってくれていたのだから、ポッケや鞄にしまうのも……って思う人もいるかもしれません。（いないかもしれません）汚い面はひっくり返せるので、ご心配なく。