Health Guard Hand Sanitizer Foam: seventy percent ethyl alcohol eliminates 99.99 percent of common germs quickly

Fast-acting, no-rinse foam that meets CDC guidance and is NSF E3 registered.

Product Overview:

When soap and water aren't handy, you still need reliable protection. This foam uses seventy percent ethyl alcohol to rapidly reduce common germs without rinsing. It meets CDC hand hygiene guidance and is NSF E3 registered for peace of mind. Made for hospitals and high-traffic areas, it fits the EZ Foam Wall Mount or works by itself. The moisturizing blend of aloe and glycerin leaves skin feeling softer, so frequent use won't strip or sting. Rub it in, let it dry, and keep moving-hands ready in seconds. Picture a quieter staff room, no drippy towels, just clean hands and fewer interruptions to the day.

Key Features:

• No Rinse: foam dries fast so you can skip the sink and keep moving through your shift without fuss.
• Dye-free: no dyes to mark scrubs or countertops, so appearances stay clean and professional.
• Fragrance-free: unscented formula won't clash with clinical smells or bother scent-sensitive staff or visitors.
• Fast Acting: eliminates 99.99 percent of common germs in about fifteen seconds, so hands are ready quickly.
• Moisturizing: contains glycerin and aloe to help maintain skin moisture, better for frequent clinical use.

Quick Specs:

• Brand: Health Guard
• Manufacturer: Kutol Products Company
• Item#: KUT-71044
• Color: Clear
• Material/Finish: Active Ingredients: 70% Ethyl Alcohol v/v; Inavtive Ingredients: Water, PEG-10 Dimethicone, Glycerin, Isopropyl Myristate, Polyquatermium-11, Disodium EDTA, Aloe Barbedensis Leaf Juice, Tocopheryl Acetate.
• Format/Type: Hand Sanitizer Foam
• Quantity/Pack: 4 / Carton
• Compatibility/Use: Kutol Designer Series / EZ Foam No Touch
• Country of Origin: United States

Feel the quick dry and soft hands, hear fewer interruptions, and trust clinical-strength germ reduction-order a carton for your unit today; shall I help pick quantities or answer practical questions?