Purell Hand Sanitizer 2 oz

Pros: kills 99.9% of germs on contact
Cons: the only con I see is that it has to be reapplied

Being a compulsive gambler, I often touch money or chips that are not cleaned after immediate usage. This unsanitary condition leads to germs being passed around on a regular basis. Money is one of the easiest ways to spread germs. Think about it. How ...

Pros: 99.99% efficient in killing common germs that lead to illness in fifteen to twenty seconds
Cons: Can and will lead to drying of the hands if used more than five times

Purell Hand Sanitizer had been used for nearly ten years in the health care and food service industries before being introduced to consumers in 1996. I remember it was the very first hand sanitizer or as they are commonly called now, ...

Pros: .99% effective on most common germs, cannot get any better than that
Cons: Keeping up with the small bottle at my desk….

In this day and time of germs and everyone’s consciousness of it, the Purell Hand Sanitizer is a good thing to have around. I work in a corporate environment where some of the folks don’t mind coming into work sick, thus spreading the joy to all around ...

Pros: Ease of use, doesn't dry or otherwise damage skin, kills most germs
Cons: None! None whatsoever!

With the winter cold and flu season still in high gear and schools back in session, it's important to remember that many illnesses are spread by casual contact with people or things that have germs and bacteria where our hands will touch them. For ...

Pros: Very portable, light, handy. Dries quickly, leaving hands clean. Easy to use.
Cons: May dry your hands if used too frequently since it contains alcohol.

I wasn't aware of this until about a year ago and even then, it never occurred to me that it would be so handy for travel. But nowadays, I keep a small bottle on me to sanitize my hands wherever I am, especially after I've been at a public place, like ...

Pros: It's easy to use; cleans my hands; effective.
Cons: Alcohol can be drying even with their System.

I have 2-ounce bottles of Purell everywhere. I have a small bottle in each car (three); I have one in my pocket book and in any and every back pack I take. Although I also wash my hands a lot and I had a flu shot I can’t remember the last time I ...

Pros: Kills 99.9% of common germs, can use product anywhere...anytime!
Cons: Strong alcohol scent, dries skin with repeated use.

When my daughter and her husband brought home their newborn baby, one of the items she wanted on hand was a bottle of hand sanitizer for visitors. She didn't want the new baby to pick up any germs, especially since it was the peak of the flu season. ...

Pros: Kills 99% of germs
Cons: May dry hands

Growing up I lived in a home full of animals, Chimps, Capuchins, Macacs, endless cats, dozens of birds.. My Mom was one step away from being labelled a hoarder. We were exposed to TB, Shigella, and who knows what else and we had no particular sanitary ...

Pros: kills the current bacteria; convenient if you're in the Sahara
Cons: doesn't kill anything after it's evaporated; when are you NOT near water?

Yes, this stuff works. It works because it contains alcohol. It is immediately effective against both gram-positive and gram-negative bacteria, viruses, and fungi. So why don't I use it? 1) It's not persistent. Its effects don't last after the ...

Pros: Convenient size, instant germ-free hands, cool, refreshing sensation.
Cons: None.

Purell hand sanitizer is a waterless, soapless antiseptic alcohol gel that you rub on your hands and evaporates dry within seconds, killing a reported 99.9% of germs on contact and leaving your hands cool, germ-free, dry and refreshed. Refreshing ...

Pros: Nice smell, works well. Does not dehydrate, Purell is great.
Cons: Very slight chemical smell, must be careful how you store it.

Bless my hubby. He looks out for me. A while back I was lamenting about my need for a good, gentle hand sanitizer. I had voiced my displeasure of Bath & Body Works ...

Pros: Doesn't dry out hands, convenient.
Cons: Smells like alcohol before it dries.

I am the mother of a 4 month old baby boy. Before he was born, I would wash my hands, but not nearly as much as I have to now to prevent spreading any germs to him. I decided, for the sake of my hands getting dry from all that washing, to try the ...

Pros: Convenient and fast method of cleaning.
Cons: Harsh chemical, rough on hands.

I have to disagree with the first review. Although this is a very convenient method of making sure your hands are clean, I find the GoJo Purell products too harsh on my hands. Working as a Paramedic in a local hospital, I find myself washing my hands ...

Pros: Small size is perfect for travel, kills germs without water
Cons: Leaves hands gummy and dries out skin

Purell is a "hand sanitizer" that is 62% alcohol, with some mild fragrance, a water base, and lubricants added so that it has the consistency of a loose gel. It is designed to be easily rubbed into skin, killing germs and evaporating to leave no trace. ...

Pros: It's easily carried, whether in your car or purse and even in your coat pocket.
Cons: It is a bit drying. Maybe Purell should make an anti-biotic lotion.

This way, when I go to a public restroom, I can sanitize my hands even after I've washed them. Everything has germs in a bathroom, from the handle on the toilet , to the door as you are leaving.

I keep the HUGE bottle on the counter by the sink. If I've cleaned the cat's litter box, I'll wash my hands with antibiotic soap and then apply the Purell and let it dry.

I love the stuff. I've been buying it for years and hope it's never discontinued.