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Why do they make hand sanitizers so tiny? Maybe a year ago it made more sense, back when we used them much less often. We’d cleanse our hands throughout the day, sure, but it wasn’t such a thing. Now, if we don’t have immediate access to soap and water, sanitizer is the first thing we reach for every time we’re out in public. It’s a must for keeping both ourselves and everyone else safe.
Hand sanitizer, however, is one of the hardest products to find and buy these days. We can’t go around buying every tiny sanitizer out there because…we literally can’t. There isn’t enough of it in stock. And if there were, we know better than to hoard it all up. That’s why when we saw this six-pack of full-size, alcohol-based sanitizers on Amazon, we could barely believe our eyes!
Get the Natural Concepts Hand Sanitizer Gel (6-Pack) for just $26 at Amazon with free shipping! Please note, prices are accurate at the date of publication, May 7, 2020, but are subject to change.
This six-pack is the perfect find to keep you stocked up for a long while, and it’s even better if you’re looking to share the wealth with friends or family members — or even if you want to donate to others in need. The sanitizer is made with 65% ethyl alcohol, which easily meets the CDC’s recommended 60% or more, so it’s definitely a go-to for killing virus-causing bacteria and germs. 99.9% of them, it claims!
Reviewers are definitely impressed with this sanitizer, even calling it better than Purell, the most well-known sanitizer out there. What makes it better? Thanks to the vitamin E-infused gel formula, this Natural Concepts sanitizer is made to moisturize and nourish hands, protecting them from both the alcohol and the environment with the help of antioxidants!
Get the Natural Concepts Hand Sanitizer Gel (6-Pack) for just $26 at Amazon with free shipping! Please note, prices are accurate at the date of publication, May 7, 2020, but are subject to change.
Shoppers say this sanitizer is so moisturizing that they’re even mixing it with some of their other sanitizers to make their small stash last longer. They don’t need as much to cover their entire hands, so the bottle lasts and lasts!
This hand sanitizer is lightly scented, cruelty-free, sulfate-free, paraben-free and phthalate-free. It’s non-toxic too, making it an A+ pick for the entire family. It’s gentle yet effective, and the easy dispensing cap makes it perfect for taking on the go. Don’t miss out on this — you might not be able to find any other offer like it!
Get the Natural Concepts Hand Sanitizer Gel (6-Pack) for just $26 at Amazon with free shipping! Please note, prices are accurate at the date of publication, May 7, 2020, but are subject to change.
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