DIG Care

DIG Care Your health and safety is our first priority. We want to provide you with high-quality PPE for health care & general use. We’re all in this together!

With flu season now upon us, DIG Care is wrapping up best practices on how to best protect yourself from getting ill.•Th...
11/27/2020

With flu season now upon us, DIG Care is wrapping up best practices on how to best protect yourself from getting ill.
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The flu vaccine has important benefits and recent studies show that it can reduce the risk of flu illness between 40-60%, according to the CDC.

From all of us at Design International Group (DIG), we wish you and your family a very Happy Thanksgiving!
11/26/2020

From all of us at Design International Group (DIG), we wish you and your family a very Happy Thanksgiving!

With flu season now upon us, DIG Care is reviewing some best practices on how to best protect yourself from getting ill....
11/25/2020

With flu season now upon us, DIG Care is reviewing some best practices on how to best protect yourself from getting ill.
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Keep your distance from others, especially when they are showing symptoms. Though this feels like common sense, this also applies to your family and friends. If you do have to interact with sick people, be vigilant about washing your hands, not touching your face and wearing a mask.

With flu season now upon us, DIG Care is reviewing some best practices on how to best protect yourself from getting ill....
11/23/2020

With flu season now upon us, DIG Care is reviewing some best practices on how to best protect yourself from getting ill.
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Working out is good for your cardiovascular system and weight management. Because most of us are still working remote or from home, it is important to stay fit in order to boost your immunity and manage stress levels.

With flu season now upon us, DIG Care is reviewing some best practices on how to best protect yourself from getting ill....
11/20/2020

With flu season now upon us, DIG Care is reviewing some best practices on how to best protect yourself from getting ill.
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Drinking plenty of fluids - preferably water - flushes toxins out of your system and keeps you healthy. If you do get sick, staying hydrated is just as important for your recovery.

With flu season now upon us, DIG Care is reviewing some best practices on how to best protect yourself from getting ill....
11/18/2020

With flu season now upon us, DIG Care is reviewing some best practices on how to best protect yourself from getting ill.
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Eating balanced meals can do wonders for your immune system. Make sure you are receiving your vital daily nutrients from fruits and vegetables.

With flu season now upon us, DIG Care is reviewing some best practices on how to best protect yourself from getting ill....
11/16/2020

With flu season now upon us, DIG Care is reviewing some best practices on how to best protect yourself from getting ill.
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A lack of sleep can compromise the immune system, making you more susceptible to illness. Aim for at least seven to nine hours per night to ensure your body is getting the proper rest.

With flu season now upon us, DIG Care is reviewing some best practices on how to best protect yourself from getting ill....
11/13/2020

With flu season now upon us, DIG Care is reviewing some best practices on how to best protect yourself from getting ill.
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It is best to try and cover your mouth and nose when coughing or sneezing. It may prevent those around you from getting sick. Flu and other respiratory illnesses are easily spread by cough, sneeze or unclean hands.

To all those who have served, and those who continue to serve, we salute you for your service. Happy Veteran's Day!
11/11/2020

To all those who have served, and those who continue to serve, we salute you for your service. Happy Veteran's Day!

With flu season now upon us, DIG Care is reviewing some best practices on how to best protect yourself from getting ill....
11/11/2020

With flu season now upon us, DIG Care is reviewing some best practices on how to best protect yourself from getting ill.
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Cold and flu germs can easily infect you through your eyes and mouth. Germs are often times spread this way, so it is best to avoid doing this!

With flu season now upon us, DIG Care is reviewing some best practices on how to best protect yourself from getting ill....
11/09/2020

With flu season now upon us, DIG Care is reviewing some best practices on how to best protect yourself from getting ill.
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Washing your hands with soap and warm water will protect you from spreading harmful viruses and bacteria. If water and soap are not available, use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer with at least 60% alcohol.

With flu season now upon us, DIG Care is reviewing some frequently asked questions (FAQs) and providing more information...
11/06/2020

With flu season now upon us, DIG Care is reviewing some frequently asked questions (FAQs) and providing more information around influenza and COVID-19.
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There are varying degrees of signs and symptoms for the flu and COVID-19. Common symptoms that can be shared include fever or feeling feverish/chills, cough, shortness of breath or difficulty breathing, fatigue, sore throat, runny or stuffy nose, muscle pain or body aches or a headache. Other signs of COVID-19, different from the flu, may include change in or loss of taste or smell, per the CDC.

With flu season now upon us, DIG Care is reviewing some frequently asked questions (FAQs) and providing more information...
11/04/2020

With flu season now upon us, DIG Care is reviewing some frequently asked questions (FAQs) and providing more information around influenza and COVID-19.
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The symptoms of the flu can include fever or feeling feverish/chills, cough, sore throat, runny or stuffy nose, muscle or body aches, headaches and fatigue. The symptoms of a cold are usually milder than that of the flu. Those symptoms can include a runny or stuffy nose, sneezing, or nasal congestion.

With flu season now upon us, DIG Care is reviewing some frequently asked questions (FAQs) and providing more information...
11/02/2020

With flu season now upon us, DIG Care is reviewing some frequently asked questions (FAQs) and providing more information around influenza and COVID-19.
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No, flu vaccines cannot cause flu illness. Flu vaccines given with a needle (flu shots) are made with either inactivated (killed) viruses, or with only a single protein from a flu virus. The nasal spray vaccine contains live viruses that are weakened so they will not cause illness, per the CDC.

Happy Halloween from all of us at Design International Group (DIG)! Please remember to stay safe and try to avoid activi...
10/31/2020

Happy Halloween from all of us at Design International Group (DIG)! Please remember to stay safe and try to avoid activities that are higher risk for spread of COVID-19. Take into consideration fun alternatives that will keep everyone around you safe and well.

With flu season now upon us, DIG Care is reviewing some frequently asked questions (FAQs) and providing more information...
10/30/2020

With flu season now upon us, DIG Care is reviewing some frequently asked questions (FAQs) and providing more information around influenza and COVID-19.
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Those with certain health and age factors are more at risk in getting serious complications from the flu, according to the CDC. This includes those adults age 65 or older, children younger than 2 years old, those with medical conditions such as asthma, diabetes and chronic or lung disease. Those people with a weakened immune system are often more vulnerable to the illness.

With flu season now upon us, DIG Care is reviewing some frequently asked questions (FAQs) and providing more information...
10/28/2020

With flu season now upon us, DIG Care is reviewing some frequently asked questions (FAQs) and providing more information around influenza and COVID-19.
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Getting the flu vaccine before the flu hits can help you stay healthy and keep you from spreading the virus to others around you. It is recommended that you receive your annual flu shot as soon as it is available. It takes about two weeks after vaccination for antibodies to develop in the body and provide protection against the flu, according to the CDC.

With flu season now upon us, DIG Care is reviewing some frequently asked questions (FAQs) and providing more information...
10/26/2020

With flu season now upon us, DIG Care is reviewing some frequently asked questions (FAQs) and providing more information around influenza and COVID-19.
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Flu viruses are most common during the winter months in the U.S., between December and February. Flu activity often increases in October and can last as late as May, according to the CDC.

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Welcome to DIG Care

At the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, multiple friends, family, and clients sought our help in sourcing Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). Ultimately, we decided we would put our family’s 50+ years of considerable sourcing expertise in Asia to determine whether this was feasible.

We researched every facet of information available to us regarding PPE. This included certifications mandated to sell PPE, factory compliance requirements, quality control of PPE products, and air and sea transportation. In short, our goal was to provide high-quality products for front-line workers and for the public’s general use, in addition to ensuring those products were received within a reasonable time frame. It was our mission to help others where we saw a need.

At Design International Group (DIG), we are excited to be able to provide PPE products at a competitive price point. We carry KN95 masks, disposable 3-ply masks, face shields, hand sanitizers, and more. We are able to ship to pharmaceutical companies, hospitals, restaurants, and large housing complexes. At the same time, we will continue to identify and vet manufacturers in order to secure production capacity for PPE and other needed medical supplies.

This is our way of assisting those in need as we continue to fight this pandemic together. More than anything, we are grateful for the essential and front-line workers who risk their lives each day to ensure specific services are provided where it is needed the most. We can all do our part to help flatten the curve!