Frequently Asked Questions
The primary ingredient is seventy percent ethyl alcohol, which effectively kills germs. It also contains four skin-conditioning agents to maintain moisture and improve skin feel.
Each bottle contains twenty three point six fluid ounces of hand sanitizer foam. The pack comes with four bottles, totaling ninety four point four fluid ounces.
The sanitizer is primarily made from foam and contains alcohol, specifically ethanol and propan-2-ol. It is designed to be milder on the skin than traditional handwashing.
The packaging dimensions are seven point thirty one inches in length, seven point zero six inches in width, and nine point fifty six inches in height. This size is convenient for storage.
To use, dispense a small amount of foam onto your hands and rub together until dry. It is best used when soap and water are not available.
Yes, it is suitable for children when used under adult supervision. Ensure that kids apply it in a safe environment to avoid ingestion.
Yes, the formulation is designed to be milder on the skin than washing with soap. It contains moisturizing agents to help prevent dryness.
Store the sanitizer in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat sources. Ensure the cap is tightly closed to maintain its effectiveness.
Yes, the shelf life is generally two to three years if stored properly. Check the expiration date on the packaging for specific guidance.
Yes, it is safe for daily use and meets FDA healthcare personnel hand-washing requirements, making it effective for frequent application.
Unlike gel sanitizers, PURELL Advanced Hand Sanitizer Foam offers a thicker consistency that stays on your hands longer, enhancing germ-killing effectiveness.
Yes, PURELL Advanced Hand Sanitizer Foam kills more than ninety nine point ninety nine percent of most common germs, including those that can cause illness.
If your order arrives damaged, please contact customer service for assistance. They can help you with returns or replacements.
Yes, it contains alcohol (ethanol and propan-2-ol), which is classified as a hazardous material. Follow safety guidelines when using.
Yes, you can use it after washing your hands for added protection, especially in healthcare settings or when handling food.
No, it is not intended for use on pets. Keep it out of reach of animals and children to avoid potential ingestion.
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