80% Gel Hand Sanitizer
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Sgx80 Gel 1 Gallon (Sgx80 Gel 1 Gallon)

Sgx80 Gel 1 Gallon (Sgx80 Gel 1 Gallon)
Sanigenix Gel Hand Sanitizer is a dye-free, paraben-free solution that kills 99.9% of germs and is designed to hydrate and protect skin. Its 80% ethyl alcohol solution makes it effective in reducing bacteria on the skin. The gel sanitizer comes in a 1-gallon recyclable container and contains inactive ingredients such as water, glycerin, squalane, and aloe barbadensis leaf juice, among others. It is manufactured by CBID Brand Distribution International Inc in Carson City, NV, and is a cruelty-free product of the USA. The direction to use is to put enough hand sanitizer on your palm to cover your hands and rub your hands together until dry. Children under 5 should be supervised while using the product, and it should be kept away from the source of heat and fire.*
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Sgx80 Gel 100 mL (Sgx80 Gel 100 mL)

Sgx80 Gel 100 mL (Sgx80 Gel 100 mL)
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Sgx80 Gel 250 mL (Sgx80 Gel 250 mL)

Sgx80 Gel 250 mL (Sgx80 Gel 250 mL)
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Sgx80 Gel 265 Gallon (Sgx80 Gel 265 Gallon)

Sgx80 Gel 265 Gallon (Sgx80 Gel 265 Gallon)
SANIGENIX HYDRATING GEL HAND SANITIZER is an anti-bacterial, dye-free hand sanitizer with 80% ethyl alcohol that helps reduce bacteria on skin. It contains aloe and squalane to hydrate the skin. The inactive ingredients in the Sanigenix hand sanitizer are water, glycerin, liquid preneutralized thickener/emulsifier, fragrance, and tocopheryl acetate. It is important for users to keep this sanitizer away from heat or flame as it is flammable. It should be used externally only, and contact with eyes should be avoided. If irritation or redness persists, users should seek medical help. The hand sanitizer contains 80% ethyl alcohol to provide maximum protection against bacteria. Children under five years of age should be supervised when using this product.*
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Sgx80 Gel 500 mL (Sgx80 Gel 500 mL)

Sgx80 Gel 500 mL (Sgx80 Gel 500 mL)
This is a 80% ethyl alcohol-based hand sanitizer that claims to kill 99.9% of bacteria on skin. It is hydrating, paraben-free, and dye-free. It contains aloe vera and squalane for added moisturization. The product has a warning to keep away from sources of heat and fire and not to get it in the eyes. It also instructs to seek medical help if ingestion occurs. The inactive ingredients include water, glycerin, thickener/emulsifier, fragrance, aloe vera juice and tocopheryl acetate. The product is made in the USA and is available in a 16.9oz bottle. #5001806938. For more information, visit their website.*
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Sgx80 Gel 55 Gallon (Sgx80 Gel 55 Gallon)

Sgx80 Gel 55 Gallon (Sgx80 Gel 55 Gallon)
This is a label for a hand sanitizer product produced by Sanigenix. It contains 80% Ethyl Alcohol as an active ingredient and is intended to help reduce bacteria on the skin. It is recommended to avoid contact with eyes and children should be supervised when using it. The sanitizer contains Aloe and Squalane, and does not contain any parabens or dyes. The label includes a warning about its flammability and advises keeping it away from sources of heat and fire. The complete list of inactive ingredients can be found on the label.*
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Sgx80 Gel 60 mL (Sgx80 Gel 60 mL)

Sgx80 Gel 60 mL (Sgx80 Gel 60 mL)

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