Hand Sanitizers

Contact to sensitive parts of the body may result in a stinging feeling or slight irritation. This irritation is treatable. If contact has been made with the eyes, gently rinse eyes with water as soon as possible. It may take 15 to 20 minutes to recover. If inhaled or swallowed, get some fresh air and breathe slowly.

If conditions still persist, call your doctor for medical attention.

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The formulated ingredients are safe for customers and free of eight food allergens. The active ingredients are not exposed to the following allergens: milk, egg, fish, wheat, peanuts, soybeans, crustacean shellfish and tree nuts.

According to the stock label, this product does not include glycerin among other inactive ingredients such as water, isopropanol or glycerol monolaurate. This product does include active ingredients like ethyl alcohol and moisturizers.

Currently, Best Sanitizers is not certified as an organic brand.

Yes, the Alpet E3 Plus Hand Sanitizer Spray is available in a 4 oz single bottle. This size bottle is perfect for your pocket, purse or bag. A pack of 48 mini hand sanitizer spray bottles is also available.

The Alpet® E3 hand sanitizer is made up of isopropanol instead of ethanol. Due to the consistency of isopropanol, it has less efficacy than Alpet® E3 Plus. This means it does not prevent the maximum spread of germs. Alpet® E3 Plus is recommended specifically for food and hospitality industries since it has been tested to kill 26 pathogens, alleviating most common germs.

Alpet® E3 Plus does not consist of any plant-based subject, such as aloe vera, aloe leaf juice, any peel oil, coconut or lemon. The moisturizing feature is added by an oil substance.

Benzalkonium chloride (BAC) is an active ingredient in household cleaners, hand sanitizers and many liquid soaps, including disinfectant soaps. As an antimicrobial agent, the BAC formula disrupts the functionality of many pathogens such as bacteria, viruses and fungi. Since it's highly effective at killing germs on the surface, many hand soaps and hand sanitizers use a BAC formula as one of many antimicrobial agents for their cleaning solutions.

D2 Sanitizers products are very versatile. The surface sanitizer spray is highly effective, quickly cleaning and disinfecting a variety of food contact surface. Our products work well on many hard and soft surfaces. However, always look at the product label to see if it is safe for a specific surface. If you are unsure, you can try a quick test on a hidden spot to check if the material is safe.

D2 Sanitizers focuses on keeping food safe. Our products follow strict industry rules and are safe to use on food contact surfaces, as long as you use them correctly. They are also highly effective in eliminating human coronavirus quickly and efficiently on food-contact surfaces, ensuring a safe dining environment. There are precautionary statements on the packaging to help guide you, just like with hand soaps or cleaners.

When choosing commercial disinfectants, consider factors such as efficacy against a broad spectrum of pathogens, compatibility with various surfaces and equipment, ease of application, compliance with industry regulations and safety for users and the environment. Look for products that are EPA-registered, have undergone rigorous testing for effectiveness and offer clear usage instructions to ensure proper disinfection protocols are followed. Conducting a risk assessment of your facility's specific needs can also help determine the most suitable commercial disinfectant for your operations.

D2 Sanitizers’ hand sanitizers contain a high alcohol content, typically between 70% and 80%, to provide effective protection against germs and bacteria. Exact alcohol percentages can be found on the product labels.

Commercial disinfectants are specifically formulated to meet the stringent requirements of various industries such as food service, commercial kitchens, janitorial & sanitation and industrial hygiene. They are designed to eliminate a wider range of pathogens and maintain high levels of cleanliness in demanding environments. On the other hand, household disinfectants are generally milder and primarily used for routine cleaning in residential settings. They may not be as effective against certain types of germs or suitable for use on surfaces that come into contact with food or require heavy-duty disinfection.