Hi-Care Hand Sanitizer | 236Ml

Hi Care hand sanitizer | 236ml

Product Description

• Hi-Care alcohol topical sanitizing hand solution, which contains:
• • Not sticky
• • QUICK DRY
•  • Strong anti-virus effect
•  • Multi-purpose, suitable for surfaces

Product preservation methods

• keep away from the reach of the children
• Store at room temperature below 25°C

Benefits of alcohol sanitizers

• Ethyl alcohol (70%) is considered a strong bactericidal and antiviral, as it breaks down the protective envelope that viruses and bacteria make. Alcohol is used to disinfect surfaces, and it is also used in hand sanitizers to eliminate bacteria and viruses.
• Most hand sanitizers contain ethyl alcohol or isopropyl alcohol. Most hand sanitizers come in gel or gel form that slow the evaporation of the alcohol, ensuring that it has time to cover the hands and work against the microbes that may be present.

Alcohol sanitizer side effects

• Increased chances of developing eczema
• To prevent the spread of the emerging coronavirus, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends washing hands frequently with soap and water for at least 20 seconds and, if not available, disinfecting them with a hand sanitizer containing at least 60% alcohol.
• But excessive use of these allergens may increase the risk of hand dermatitis or eczema, and this is in the form of redness, which causes itching and pain.
• Alcohol also causes the upper layer of the skin to dry out over time, which leads to its peeling. Therefore, hand moisturizers should be used after using alcohol to avoid the negative effects resulting from its use, after rubbing the hands with sterility for 15 to 30 seconds to ensure that all parts of the hand are covered and dry, then Moisturizer is applied.
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Alcohol harm to children

• Children are more likely than adults to use alcohol, especially if they overuse it, as children are unaware of these risks and may use alcohol sanitizers frequently without the knowledge of parents.

• It may cause many damages to the child’s health, as it can cause increased sensitivity and exacerbation of asthma attacks, eye irritation, frequent coughing, vomiting, conjunctivitis, mouth irritation, and abdominal pain, so you should stop using hand sanitizers if any of these symptoms appear. on the child.

• To avoid children getting these damages, it is advised to keep alcohol sterilizers out of their reach so that their use is under the supervision of the father or mother, and the best is to get children used to washing their hands with soap and water for 20 seconds constantly.