PURELL® Advanced Hand Sanitizer Foam, ES10 Refill, Fragrance-Free, 1200 mL, Case of 2 Refills

PURELL® Advanced Hand Sanitizer, America’s No. 1 brand, is clinically proven to kill the most germs. Ounce for ounce it outperforms other national brands when tested on hands in accordance with FDA recommended hand wash methodology. Can be used frequently without drying or irritating hands.

• America’s No. 1 brand, PURELL® Advanced Hand Sanitizer kills 99.99 percent of germs that may cause illness while remaining gentle on hands for everyday use.
• PURELL hand sanitizer exceeds FDA healthcare personnel handwash requirements with just 1.1 milliliters of product, or a single pump. No brand is more trusted in hospitals.
• Gentle on skin and causes no dryness or irritation, even when used frequently. Free of fragrance, dyes, triclosan, parabens, phthalates, and preservatives
• Made with our high-quality ethyl alcohol produced in the USA. Manufactured according to strict FDA safety and quality standards. Cradle to Cradle Certified®. ECOLOGO UL 2783.
• A certified Women-Owned Business manufactures this product.
• Case Includes: 2 – PURELL® Brand Advanced Hand Sanitizer Fragrance Free Foam, 1200 mL Refills for the ES10 Automatic Hand Sanitizer Dispenser. ES10 dispensers (SKUs 8324-E1, 8320-E1, 8328-E1) are sold separately.
• USDA Certified Biobased — meets federal guidelines for bio-based materials.
• Cradle to Cradle Basic certified — reduced environmental impact from an overall lifecycle standpoint. Ranked in five tiers: Basic, Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Platinum.
• EcoLogo certified — reduced environmental impact from an overall lifecycle standpoint.
• Less harsh chemicals — made with fewer harsh chemicals, or safer chemicals than typical alternatives, helping reduce your use of and exposure to substances that may be more harmful to your health and the environment.
• Biobased products – products (excluding food, feed, or fuel) made primarily from renewable biological materials – such as plants, animals, marine, or forestry resources – and must meet the USDA’s minimum content standards for their category.