hand sanitizer

This is enough hand soap to last you the rest of your natural life. Think how excited your children (and their children, and their children, and their children) will be to have this handed down in your will. Your kin will be able to fight the Coronavirus into the year 4,000.

You're still using hand sanitizer a bunch of times every day, right? The FDA is warning consumers to be vigilant about which brands you are using.

Now we have a new thing to aware of with hand sanitizer - if it freezes in your car you should throw it away.

The FDA has added more hand sanitizer brands to the list of toxic products originally posted in June.

The FDA is warning that some hand sanitizers, meant to protect you by killing germs and bacteria, are instead actually hazardous to your health.

The Western Lakes Fire District says yes, and they've got the pictures to prove it.

Some things you go through your life, assuming you are doing it the right way. Then along comes the internet and makes you question everything.

More and more useful information is coming out about hand sanitizer. For instance, hand santizer doesn't work and you should wash your hands instead. It's true! Here is another study from Gainesville Sun, keeping your hands obsessively sanitized is like . . . GETTING DRUNK.

Bad news, Purell junkies.  According to the FDA, you're wasting your time.  Sure, hand sanitizers do kill SOME germs . . . but when it comes to protecting you against the biggest antibiotic-resistant infections, they fall way short.  That includes things like E. coli, salmonella, H1N1, staph infections . . . and even the flu.