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This appears to be a description of a hand sanitizer gel product with the brand name "Every '8 Hand". The text includes information on the active ingredient (Rl 70 W Hosapic), directions for use, and warnings about potential health risks if swallowed. However, there are many errors in the text due to , making some parts difficult to understand.*

This is a drug fact label for a hand sanitizer that contains 70% alcohol and is used to kill bacteria that can cause diseases when soap and water are not available. The label contains warnings about not using the sanitizer on children under two months of age, on open skin wounds, or near the eyes, ears or mouth. The sanitizer should be used on clean and dry hands, and if rash or irritation occurs, a doctor should be consulted. The sanitizer should be kept out of reach of children and not ingested. The label also recommends storing the sanitizer at a temperature between 15-30 degrees Celsius and not exposing it to heat above 40C. The sanitizer is manufactured by a company named Community Chemical and more information can be found on their website.*

This is a Drug Facts label for a hand sanitizer gel that helps reduce bacteria and pollutants when soap and water are not available. It contains Carbomer, Glycerin, Tretanolamine, and Oxidized Water. The label warns not to use it on children under two months of age or in wounds and keep it away from eyes, ears, and mouth. In case of contact with eyes, rinse them thoroughly. The sanitizer gel should be rubbed on the hands until dry and should be stored between 15-30°C to avoid freezing or exposure to excessive heat. It is flammable and should be kept away from heat or flame. For queries and comments, contact the community chemical company.*

This is a Drug Facts label of a hand sanitizer that contains 70% Aiseptc, which can help reduce bacteria. The product is for external use only and should be kept away from heat or flame. It should not be used in eyes, ears and mouth. In case of contact with eyes, rinse with water and seek medical attention. The product should be kept out of reach of children and should not be swallowed. The label provides instructions on how to use the product and information about its inactive ingredients.*

This is a description of a hand sanitizer gel labeled "Drug Facts". The gel contains 70% alcohol which acts as an antiseptic to reduce bacteria that could cause diseases. The product is suitable for use when soap and water are not available. The product comes with certain warnings like not to be used on open skin wounds, not to be used on children below two months of age, not to be used in or near eyes, ears and mouth as it is flammable. The directions of the product include applying enough product on both hands to cover all surfaces and rubbing it until dry. Children below six years must be supervised to avoid swallowing. The product comes with certain inactive ingredients like water, Crosspolymer, Carbomer, Isopropyl Myristate, Glycerin, and Vitamin E. It is manufactured by Community Chemicals.*

This is a drug facts label of a hand sanitizer spray containing 70% alcohol as the active ingredient for reducing bacteria and germs. The product is recommended for use when soap and water are not available. The warning labels indicate that the product should not be used on children under 2 years of age, open wounds, eyes, and ears. Inactive ingredients include hydrogen peroxide, purified water, and fragrance. Directions suggest using enough product to cover surfaces, rubbing hands together until dry, and keeping out of reach of children. Temperatures between 15-30°C are recommended for storage.*

This text appears to be a Drug Facts label for a hand sanitizer gel. It warns of potential hazards, instructs use for external purposes only, and provides directions for use. It also lists active and inactive ingredients.*

This is a drug fact label for a hand sanitizer that contains 70% alcohol as the active ingredient. The product is intended for use when soap and water are not available to help reduce bacteria that could cause disease. It comes in a 1-gallon container and is fast & effective with moisturizing properties. The label includes warnings to keep the sanitizer away from heat or flame and out of children's reach. It also provides directions for use and other information, such as the storage temperature range and inactive ingredients.*

This appears to be a mixture of different texts and products. The first section looks like it might be the Drug Facts and warnings for a product containing 70% alcohol and labeled Aniseplic to disinfect wounds and other uses. The second section is advertising a community discussion and promoting a hand sanitizer gel that is 89% effective against germs. The third section seems to be instructions or directions for a product that involves rubbing it on your hands and includes a list of ingredients. There's not enough clear information to provide a comprehensive description, but it seems to be a mix of instructions, warnings, and advertising for various products.*

This is a description of a hand sanitizer called VERY 225 Hand Liquid Hand Sanitizer. Its active ingredient is 70% alcohol, which is an antiseptic. It is intended to be used as a substitute to soap and water when none is available in order to help reduce bacteria that can cause diseases. The bottle warns that it is flammable and should be kept away from heat or flame. It should not be used on open skin wounds or on children under two months old. The product should be kept out of the eyes, ears, and mouth, but if contact is made, the eyes should be rinsed with water. If irritation or a rash occurs, a doctor should be consulted. VERY 225 recommends supervising children under six years of age when using the product to avoid ingestion. The hand sanitizer is fast-acting, rinse-free, and moisturizing. The product contains inactive ingredients such as hydrogen peroxide, purified water, glycerin USP, and fragrance. Customers can contact the manufacturer, Community Chemical, with any questions or comments by visiting their website.*

This is a product description of a hand sanitizer gel that claims to kill 83% germs. The text includes directions on how to use and warns against excessive use. There is also information about the inactive ingredients. The purpose and use of the product is clear, and it is advised to seek medical help in case of serious injuries.*

This is a product label for a hand sanitizer gel. It provides instructions for use and precautions to take, including keeping it out of the eyes and washing hands after use. The product claims to be tough on germs while being gentle on hands. It comes in a 5-gallon size container. The ingredient list includes Crosspoyner, Catbamer, sty yistate, Ghen, and Vitamin E.*

This is a drug facts label for a liquid hand sanitizer that contains 70% alcohol as an antiseptic ingredient. It can be used as a substitute for soap and water when they are not available to help reduce bacteria that can cause diseases. The label warns against using the product on children less than two months old and on open skin wounds. Additionally, it advises to keep the product out of eyes, ears, and the mouth. If swallowed, medical help or contact with a poison control center is recommended. The label gives directions on how to use the product and warns of its flammability. The inactive ingredients include hydrogen peroxide, purified water, glycerin USP, and fragrance. It is recommended to store the product between 15-30C (59-86F) and to avoid freezing and excessive heat above 40C (104F). The tag also provides contact information for the manufacturer and suggests visiting their website for questions or comments.*