Hand Sanitizer
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236 mL Label (Okieclean Bottle3 Sm)

236 mL Label (Okieclean Bottle3 Sm)
This is a description of a hand sanitizer with active ingredient purpose of antiseptic to decrease bacteria on the skin that could cause disease, containing 75% isopropyl alcohol. It is recommended for repeated use and has warnings on flammability if kept near fire or flame, not to be used near eyes, broken skin, or inhaled/ingested. It is also not for infants and must be supervised for children under 6. The sanitizer is not to be stored above 105°F as it may discolor some fabrics and be harmful to wood finishes and plastics. The product has other inactive ingredients, such as hydrogen peroxide, glycerol, and natural oils.*
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2 (Okieclean Gallon (1))

2 (Okieclean Gallon (1))
OKIECLEAN Hand Sanitizer is a solution of Isopropyl Alcohol 75% that reduces bacteria on the skin to prevent diseases. It is recommended for repeated use. However, it is highly flammable, and contact with eyes should be avoided. In case of any contact, flush with water. It should not be inhaled or ingested, and one should seek medical attention if any irritation or redness develops, or if the condition persists. Parents should supervise children under 6 years of age when using it as it can be harmful to children if ingested accidentally. It is advisable not to store it above 105°F as it may cause color variation on some fabrics or be harmful to wood finishes.*

* These product label images have been analyzed using experimental machine learning. Please verify findings with the primary label text.