Gift Guide

Better yet, take touching out of the equation completely. The NoContactKey, which is made of antimicrobial brass, can be used to open doors, flush toilets, operate keypads and push elevator buttons, and it comes in two sizes, with a retractable clip for easy accessibility.

Next time you get into an Uber, you don’t have to use a truckload of santizing wipes to clean the surfaces. Instead, use the Portable UV Light Sanitizing Wand from COVID-19 Essentials. It counts down from 60 seconds so you know when the surface is sanitized, and it comes with a charger.

When they were making their bathtub gin, those old mobsters probably never dreamed that their product could help keep people safer. In addition to booze, the Distillery at the Mob Museum has been churning out hand sanitizer made with 80-percent alcohol without added scents or dyes, using a formula that follows FDA-issued guidance. Three-packs of 1-, 2- or 6-ounce bottles, $5, $8 or $12.

While you’re trying to keep away all of those alien virus droplets, what better form of protection than other aliens? This ElectroThread mask from Area15 is made of polyester and Spandex, comes with ear loops and is a cheeky nod to Las Vegas’ most recent sensation.

Face coverings can be hard to fit for kids and convincing them to wear one is sometimes a challenge. Make it easier with the Ripclear Children’s Face Shield. The company says it has received medical-device certification from the FDA, but all your child will care about is that it’s lined with foam to reduce pressure points, has a soft elastic headband and comes in cute panda or pink-bunny designs. $19.99 for a five-pack of stackable masks.