First, those stations are ineffective against some major pathogens (C. difficile and Norovirus come to mind), and alcohol gels aren't particularly well suited f

First, those stations are ineffective against some major pathogens (C. difficile and Norovirus come to mind), and alcohol gels aren't particularly well suited for cleaning equipment - they're meant for hands. We do talk about sterilizing equipment doctors carry - lab coats, ties, stethoscopes, phones, etc. all the time. There's just not a good solution yet, which is one of the reasons one might need to assess: 1. How much of a problem this is for Google Glass in particular? 2. How amenable are the devices to cleaning? You know, exactly what I said in my first post.