Hand Spritzer
Product Images NDC 77276-428

This is a Drug Fact description for a Hand Sanitizer. It contains Ethyl alcohol 80% VA which is an antiseptic that helps reduce bacteria that cause diseases. It is used when soap and water are not available. However, it should not be used in children under the age of two months or on open skin wounds. If accidentally inhaled, it can be harmful. The product must not come in contact with eyes, ears, or mouth, and due to flammability, it should be kept away from flames or heat sources. If swallowed, it is crucial to seek medical assistance promptly. One can use this by applying enough on the hands to cover all surfaces and rub until dry. The product must be stored between 15-30C. The inactive ingredients include RODI water, hydrogen peroxide, glycerin, methocellulose, carbopol, and aloe. It is a non-sterile solution.*

This is a drug facts label for a hand sanitizer that contains ethyl alcohol at 80% concentration as the active ingredient. Its purpose is as an antiseptic to help reduce bacteria that can cause diseases. It is suggested for use when soap and water are not available. The label provides certain warnings, such as not using it in children less than 2 months of age, avoiding open skin wounds, and keeping it away from heat, flame, eyes, and mouth. It also cautions against swallowing and advises seeking medical help if rashes or irritation occur. Directions for use include rubbing the product until dry, storing it within a certain temperature range, and supervising children to avoid ingestion. The product is also described as a hand spritzer, a non-sterile solution, and the NDC (National Drug Code) is provided.*