3785ml (Hand Cleaner 3785ml)
Dr. Alpha Hand Cleaner
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1000ml (Hand Cleaner 1000ml)
Dr. ALPHA Hand Cleaner is a rinse-free antibacterial cleaning gel that contains 75% alcohol antiseptic solution and is suitable for external use only. This improved formula is effective against a wide range of germs and is available in a 1000 ml/33.81 fl. oz. bottle. The product also contains Hithol 5% and Cisanr to inhibit potentially disease-causing bacteria. However, it is not suitable for children younger than two months or use on open wounds, and should be kept away from heat or flame. The directions for use advise placing enough product on hands or surfaces and rubbing hands together until dry. Other ingredients include water, butylene glycol, carbomer, and various preservatives.*
120ml (Hand Cleaner 120ml)
This is a hand cleaner produced by Evesel Co. from Korea. The cleaner is called Dr. Alpha Alcohol 75 Hand Cleaner and claims to reduce bacteria on the skin. The label lists directions for use, warnings, drug facts, and a list of active ingredients. It comes in a 120mL/4.06fl oz container.*
300ml (Hand Cleaner 300ml)
500ml (Hand Cleaner 500ml)
60ml (Hand Cleaner 60ml)
* About these descriptions: Image descriptions on this page are generated by automated AI analysis of the product label images from the manufacturer's FDA label submission (SPL). They are provided for reference only and may contain errors or omissions. Always rely on the printed label itself and the official FDA labeling, and consult a pharmacist or healthcare professional with any questions about this product.
