Bottle Sizes
Certifications
• OTC Certified
• Stability Tested
• Certificate of Analysis
• Manufactured in FDA registered, GMP certified
• Antimicrobial gel
• Made with 70%-75% alcohol by volume
• Kills 99.99% of many common harmful germs and bacteria
• White and Private labeling available
• World Health Organization WHO-recommended hand rub formulation
Specifications
Highly effective at killing most germs such as common cold, flu, and other viruses when used with regular hand washing (soap and water).
Our formulation is prepared in a professional laboratory following recommendations by the World Health Organization (WHO) to contain a high amount of alcohol (more than 70%), in order to ensure nearly all microbes are killed upon contact.
For best results, apply liberally to the palm of your hand and coat hands and fingers. Continue rubbing and allow it to dry. Reduced sanitization occurs if applied to hands with grime, excess oil, and dirt. This product is unscented and leaves no residue.
After use, apply your favorite hand moisturizer to prevent excessively dry hands. Not appropriate for use with infants, do not use on open wounds, and not for human consumption.
When to Use
Apply it frequently throughout the day. Using it more often can quickly kill germs.
We know keeping germs away is essential to everyone. Our Clean Hand Sanitizer are used all over the country to help individuals stay germ-free!
Hand sanitizers are frequently in the news about an easy and effective way to keep yourself safe. They have become a new way of life for everyone! Use hand sanitizer before, during, and after or anytime you feel you need to eliminate germs.
Where to Use
Below are examples of where you can find our hand sanitizers and all the different places you can use them:
• Hospitals
• Super Markets
• Gas Stations
• Gyms
• Salons
• House/Apartment
• Community Center
• Vehicles
• Airplanes/Trains
• Sporting Events • Hotels • Offices
• Banks
• Restaurants/Cafes
• Opening/Closing Doors
• Farmer Markets
• Convenient Stores
Ingredients
Ethyl alcohol, distilled water, glycerin, hydrogen peroxide, carboner.
Glycerol: used as humectant, but other emollients may be used for skin care, provided that they are cheap, widely available and miscible in water and alcohol and do not add to toxicity or promote allergy.
Hydrogen peroxide: used to inactivate contaminating bacterial spores in the solution and is not an active substance for hand antisepsis.
Manufactoring & Production
We can make over one million bottles a week with our facilities in the USA and Latin America!