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Han% Sanitizer Gel is a hand gel composed of Ethyl Alcohol 75% that effectively kills 99.99% of common germs. It can be used when soap and water are not readily available. The product is flammable, and it must not be used on open wounds or children less than two months old. Moreover, it is important to supervise children below six years old when using the product. Han% Sanitizer Gel should not come in contact with eyes, and in case of irritation, a doctor must be consulted. The product should be applied on both hands, rubbed on the skin until dry. It also contains glycerin, triethanolamine, and carbomer. Not available information: it is not clear what Han% means or what the cost per bottle would be.*

This is a DrugFacts sheet for a hand sanitizer containing 75% Ethyl Alcohol. It helps to reduce bacteria on the skin when soap and water are not available. It should not be used in children under two months or on open skin wounds, and contact with eyes should be avoided. If irritation or rash occurs, consult a medical doctor. The sanitizer works without soap or water and may discolor certain fabrics or surfaces. It is flammable and should be kept away from fire or flame. It is made in China and distributed by Varahomeusa.com. The product kills 99.99% of common germs and has a Pro date of 2020/05/10 and an Expiration date of 2022/05/09 with a Lot number of 052020.*

This is a Drug Facts label for a hand sanitizer manufactured by VaraHome USA LLC. The active ingredient is ethyl alcohol at a concentration of 75%. This hand sanitizer helps reduce bacteria on the skin when soap and water are not available. The directions indicate to apply enough product to your palms for thorough coverage, rub into the skin until dry, and not to use in or near the eyes. The label warns that the sanitizer is flammable and should be kept away from flames. The label also provides instructions to keep the product out of the reach of children and the need to seek medical attention if the sanitizer is swallowed. The label also includes warnings to not use this product on children less than 2 months or on open skin wounds.*