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This text is a description of a hand sanitizing gel with over 70% ethyl alcohol, Vitamin E, and Aloe Vera. It includes hazard and precautionary statements, spill response, handling, and shipping instructions. The gel is packaged in a 473 mL container and is free of paraben, sulfate, and gluten. The drug facts section lists the active and inactive ingredients and provides directions on the proper use of the gel to decrease bacteria on the skin when water is not available. Contact with eyes should be avoided, and it should be kept out of reach of children.*

This is a product description for a hand sanitizing gel produced by Guard Products Inc. GP's Hand Sanitizing Gel is a lightly scented gel that includes over 70% Ethyl Alcohol, along with other emollients and vitamins such as Aloe Vera and Vitamin E. The product is paraben-free, sulfate-free, and gluten-free. The gel is designed for external use only and should be kept away from flames. The Hazard and Precautionary Statements indicate that the product may cause eye irritation and could be harmful if swallowed. The gel can create a slippery surface when spilled, increasing the risk of slip and fall accidents. The inactive ingredients include purified water, glycerith-26, PEG-20, hydrogenated castor oil, carbomer, Vitamin E Acetate, Aloe Vera, and fragrance. The product comes in a 1-gallon container and is a Consumer Commodity. The product has to be stored below 110% and could discolor certain fabrics or surfaces. The directions indicate that users should apply enough gel onto their palms to cover both hands, then rub both hands briskly for up to 30 seconds until dry, while the SDS provides full statements of health, safety, and environmental information.*

This is a description of a hand sanitizing gel produced by Guard Products, Inc. The gel contains over 70% Ethyl alcohol with emollients such as vitamin E and aloe vera, and it is paraben, sulfate, and gluten-free. It disinfects hands by decreasing bacteria on the skin when water is not available. The gel may cause eye irritation and it is harmful if swallowed. It should be stored in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated place, and it forms smooth and slippery surfaces on floors, posing a slip-and-fall risk. The product is packaged in 1041 L (or 275 US Gallons) containers and shipped as a Consumer Commodity. The usage direction is to apply enough gel to cover both hands and rub them briskly for up to 30 seconds or until dry.*

The text is describing a hand sanitizing gel produced by Guard Products, Inc. The gel contains over 70% v/v ethyl alcohol and emollients such as Vitamin E and Aloe Vera. The product is paraben, sulfate, and gluten-free. The gel is designed to reduce bacteria on the skin when water is not available. The label includes drug facts, warnings about flammability and keeping the product away from eyes and fire or flame, as well as information about inactive ingredients, shipping, storage, and spill response. There are also references to hazard and precautionary statements, safety, and health information which can be consulted using the SDS (Safety Data Sheet).*

This is a description of a hand sanitizing gel from Guard Products with an active ingredient of more than 70% ethyl alcohol along with emollients such as vitamin E and aloe vera. The product is paraben, sulfate, and gluten-free, and comes in a container size of 118 mL. The gel is used to decrease bacteria on the skin when water is not available. The product comes with warnings and directions as well as inactive ingredients such as purifies water, glycerith-26, PEG-20 hydrogenated castor oil, carbomer, and a fragrance.*

GP's Hand Sanitizing Gel is a solution that sanitizes and moisturizes with the inclusion of more than 70% Ethyl Alcohol and selected emollients such as Vitamin E and Aloe Vera moisturizers. It is flammable, so it should be kept away from fire and children. When using, it should not be applied to the eyes or near them, and it should be thoroughly rinsed off in case of contact. The solution is perfect for hand-washing when water isn't available, and it may cause eye irritation if it comes into contact with them. The solution is to be stored in a cool, well-ventilated environment, and spills should be wiped away, or the affected area should be contained for appropriate disposal. The solution comes in a consumer commodity bottle and is shipped with appropriate industrial practices.*

The GP's Hand Sanitizing Gel contains more than 70% of ethyl alcohol & emollients with Vitamin E & Aloe Vera to keep hands moisturized. It is essential to store the gel in a cool, well-ventilated place in a closed container, and avoid contact with eyes. If swallowed, medical help should be sought. The product is flammable, so it should be kept away from fires or flames. The bottle contains 18.9 liters or 5 gallons of gel. The instruction directs using enough product to cover hands and rubbing hands together briskly until dry, covering all surfaces. The product can cause irritation or a rash. If it does, the use should be stopped, and appropriate medical assistance is sought. The product is distributed by Guard Products, Inc., a specialty chemical solution provider.*

The Hand Sanitizing Gel by P Guard is a carefully formulated solution that includes over 70% of Ethyl Alcohol that can help to minimize the bacterial population on the skin. The gel also contains Vitamin E and Aloe Vera to leave the skin moisturized. However, it may cause eye irritation if in contact and harm if accidentally swallowed. The Gel should be stored in a cool, dry place and away from fire. Furthermore, the product is paraben, sulfate and gluten-free (236 mL or 8 US fl oz).*