Product Images Bittol Anti-bacterial Hand Gel

This is a product description for an anti-bacterial hand gel that contains 70% Ethyl Alcohol. It is intended for use on hands when water and soap are not available. The hand gel is useful in decreasing bacteria on the skin and recommended for repeated use. It warns against external use only and should be kept away from fire or flame. The product should not be used in or near the eyes. It is also flammable and children under 8 years old should not use the product. The hand gel should be used until the hands dry properly. The remaining text contains contact information for the manufacturer.*

This is a description of an antibacterial hand gel that kills 99.9% of bacteria without the use of water. It contains Ethyl Alcohol 70% and is meant to be used when soap and water are not available. The hand gel should not be used in or near the eyes and may cause irritation and redness if used excessively. It is recommended to supervise children under 6 years of age when using this product. The manufacturer is Taha Kimya Kozmetik ve Tuketim Urunleri San.Paz. LTD.STI. and the hand gel comes in an 8.45 fl. oz. (250ml) container. Store below 110°F (43°C). The active ingredients in the product are Ethyl Alcohol 70% and the inactive ingredients are Aqua/Water, Carbomer, Glycerin, Triethanolamine, Parfum/Fragrance.*

This is a drug fact description of an anti-bacterial hand gel manufactured by Taha Kimya in Istanbul, Turkey. The gel contains 70% ethyl alcohol and is used for practical cleaning when water and soap are not available. It is effective in decreasing bacteria on the skin and is recommended for repeated use. The product should not be used in or near the eyes and should be kept away from fire. If swallowed, medical help should be sought immediately. The inactive ingredients include water, carbomer, glycerin, triethanolamine, and fragrance. The directions indicate that jewelry should be removed before use and that children under six should be supervised. It should also be stored below 110°F and may discolor certain fabrics or surfaces.*