Hygienix™ SteriPod Ultra

Measurements:

8cm x 8cm (L)

4cm (W)

Parts:

x1 Steripod

x1 USB-C Charging cable

x1 Dual Brush Shelf

x1 Single Brush Shelf

x1 Single Razor Shelf

x1 Wall Mount Slider

x1 Wall Mount Backing Adhesive

Material

ABS

Input Current

5V = 0.8A

Disinfection Lamp Beads

UVC+ UVA

Drying Power

1.5 W

Battery Capacity

Up to 30 days of life: 1000mAh

Weight

139.6g

Inside your delivery will be a UV Test Paper.

This test paper will ensure your SteriPod is working. Place it in your UV steriliser and turn on. The letters "UV WORKS" on the back side of the paper will show colour when your steriliser is working properly. The coloured letters will fade back to clear within one minute. The test paper is reusable.

The device is powered via USB-C rechargeable battery technology, allowing fast, convenient charging from any standard USB port such as wall adapters, power banks, or laptops. Using a mobile phone fast charger may cause incompatibility or damage to the device.

1.) Tear off the protective paper of the adhesive, stick it on the wall and press lightly. Wait for 24 hours before hanging the SteriPod.

2.) Tear off second adhesive paper and stick the Wall Mount Slider onto the adhesive.

3.) Slide the Steripod onto the rails from from above.

Please allow 1-2 business days for us to process and pack your order.

Once dispatched, delivery is usually 5–9 business days.

1. UV toothbrush sterilisation vs other methods (clinical RCT).

Key conclusion: “UV radiation significantly reduced microbial contamination on toothbrushes compared to control groups." View study here

2. UV-C as a toothbrush disinfection method (RCT).

Key conclusion: "UV toothbrush sanitizing devices produced a significant reduction in Streptococcus mutans counts after use." View study here

3. Comparative disinfection study including UV systems.

Key conclusion: “All tested disinfection methods, including UV irradiation, significantly reduced bacterial load on toothbrushes.” View study here

4. Systematic review & meta-analysis (highest-level evidence).

Key conclusion: “UV-based disinfection significantly reduces toothbrush bacterial contamination, although heterogeneity across studies is high.” View study here

5. Controlled clinical microbiology study.

Key conclusion: “UV-C disinfection is effective in significantly reducing bacterial contamination on toothbrush bristles under clinical conditions.” View study here

6. UV-C irradiation effectiveness on toothbrush
contamination (controlled clinical trial)

Key conclusion: “UV-C exposure significantly reduced total bacterial load on toothbrush bristles compared with untreated controls under clinical conditions.” View study here

7. UV-C bactericidal effects on cariogenic oral bacteria
(experimental microbiology study)

Key conclusion: “UV-C irradiation demonstrated strong bactericidal activity against Streptococcus mutans, significantly reducing viable cell counts in controlled exposure conditions.” View study here

8. UV toothbrush sanitizing device efficacy in randomized student cohort study

Key conclusion: “UV sanitizing devices produced a significant reduction in Streptococcus mutans counts on toothbrush bristles compared to baseline contamination levels.” View study here

For best results, use the device twice daily after brushing your teeth, morning and night. This helps ensure your toothbrush stays consistently sanitised as part of your everyday oral hygiene routine.

Yes, it’s designed for portability and travel. The detachable holder allows you to easily slide it off, making it compact and convenient to take overseas or on the go.

UV-C technology is widely used in hygiene and sterilisation devices and, when properly enclosed (as in a sealed toothbrush steriliser), it is considered safe for everyday consumer use. The key safety principle is containment, UV-C light should never be exposed directly to skin or eyes.

People should avoid using or tampering with any device where UV-C light is exposed during operation, as direct exposure can be harmful. However, in properly designed enclosed systems with auto shut-off and safety shielding, the risk is effectively eliminated.

There are no specific groups who need to avoid using an enclosed UV-C toothbrush steriliser, but it should always be used as intended: lid closed, no direct viewing of the light source, and in accordance with instructions.

In short, evidence supports UV-C as safe in enclosed consumer devices, but it is not safe for direct exposure.

We offer a 30-day risk-free trial. Not satisfied? Simply return the SteriPod for a full refund (and we’ll cover return shipping). We will do WHATEVER it takes to make sure you are 100% satisfied with your purchase.