Acorn PharmaceuticalsPack of 6, 80% Alcohol Based Aerosol Hand Sanitizers
R239
Please note:
- This does not guarantee the prevention or non-transmission of infection
- We are unable to source this product for a price that would allow us to offer our usual savings so we are running it at a comparative retail price
About
Due to zero evaporation, Acorn’s unique aerosol spray hand sanitizer offers the advantage of a 2-year shelf life, compared to conventionally packed gels and pump sprays, which do not provide protection from the evaporation of alcohol, or the effects of light and oxygen.
Developed and packed by Acorn Pharmaceuticals: A GMP compliant pharmaceutical company licenced by the South African Health Products Regulatory Authority (SAHPRA)
Product Features
- Aerosol
- 80% Alcohol
- Expiry Date: 05/2021
- Made in South Africa
- Using the World Health Organization’s recommended formulation for inactivation of viruses that are genetically related to and have similar properties as the COVID-19 virus.
- Benefits also include the following:
- Because it is protected from light and oxygen, the product remains active for much longer
- Mess-free application • No leaks, easy to transport
- Aluminium tin and valve mean the packaging will not rust or degrade even in the harshest conditions, and both are fully recyclable (when disposed of as recommended)
- The actuator is designed to provide an ideal spray pattern for hand sanitization
- The dose dispensed is consistent throughout the life of the aerosol
- Convenient twist top actuator prevents accidental spraying
- Acorn Hand Sanitizer will not dry out the skin and contains a multi-active ingredient formula for maximum virus neutralisation
- Lightly scented - leaves hands feeling pleasantly refreshed
- Simple, effective and convenient, Acorn Pharmaceuticals’ AEROSOL HAND SANITIZER protects against 99.9% of germs - anywhere, anytime. With no need for soap or water, it’s a great ‘on the go’ hygiene solution for family or professional use.
- Active Ingredients: Alcohol (Ethanol Denat) 80% (v/v) | Hydrogen Peroxide 0.125% (v/v)
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