Sani-Hands Hand Sanitizer Wipes, Ethyl Alcohol Wipes Individually Wrapped with Aloe and Vitamin E, Hand Sanitizer Travel, Home, Outdoor Use, 5 in x 8 in, 100 Wipes, 1 Pack

I really like these wipes. They are a bit "wet" when first opened, but that allows them to be used to clean your hands as well as protect them with their antibacterial solution. I have also used them to wipe a restaurant table once I sit down and before I eat. If I seem a little obsessed, it's because I'm 76yo with an immune system disorder and need to protect myself. I've tried many other similar wipes, but these are the best for my needs.

Bought these for a disaster emergency kit, but they're good for a purse or car glove box too. The expiration on this batch is 1.5 years from date of purchase (each wipe is individually date stamped), which isn't bad as far as I'm concerned. The wipe is large enough to wipe down my large hands pretty quickly, and it's really saturated with alcohol, so you shouldn't have any issues with one of these drying out before you've covered everything. The fabric looks like the same stuff they use for lens cleaning wipes and is very sturdy. The nice thing I noticed is that despite the alcohol, they don't dry out your hands because they've got aloe, glycerin, and vitamin E as well. After using there's no residue and my hands feel soft with no dry spots. Very nice!

So satisfied with this product. They definitely are handy to have when you really need to wipe your hands down and feel confident that they've helped to remove any harmful bacteria that might be lurking on our hands. As a caregiver to a chronically ill person, I try my best to keep my hands as clean as possible. When hand soap isn't available, then these so help me feel cleaner. They are a decent size but I often use two to make sure I do a good job on my hands. They also are quite wet and have never encountered any that were dried out. So far, I've never had a problem with my hands drying out either. They are a must have in my handbag when I'm out and about running errands. Well worth the money for some peace of mind.

After searching for an unscented, individually packaged sanitizing wipe that contains at least 65% alcohol I came across these Sani-Hands wipes. While they do have a strong alcohol smell (which is to be expected, given the relatively high alcohol content) they are definitely unscented; with none of the strong, cloying perfume smell of many wipes and hand sanitizer gels currently on the market. The packaging is good; with a strong seal. I’m on my third box of these and have not had a single package split open despite throwing them in my purse, glove box, etc. The package states that they are made in the United States. The wipes are large enough and wet enough to clean hands effectively and they even have aloe vera for a bit of skin conditioning. That said, they are not exactly easy on the skin; my hands feel a bit dry and irritated after using these several times a day, but again; that is to be expected when you are rubbing your skin with alcohol multiple times a day. I’m not even going to remove a star for that, since I think any alcohol wipe strong enough to disinfect will also likely be strong enough to cause some slight irritation. Overall, I would recommend.

Very effective substitute for carrying a bottle of liquid Purell. Due to a medical condition I need to sterilize my hands every time I go to the restroom and had relied on Purell for the last 8 years. These seem to work as well and have the benefit of being a cloth (albeit nor a very soft one) you have use to wipe things up. The packet I've gotten from two separate sellers on Amazon have both been fresh and full of liquid. There are some differences from using Purell - 1) they don't seem to have as much emollient or moisturizer as Purell and leave my hands a bit drier feeling - but they also don't leave the slightly slimy feeling you get when you wash your hands after putting Purell on them. and 2) they leave a very bitter after taste on your skin while Purell leave next to no after-taste. How do I know? Well I bite my fingernails some days and doing that after using these wipes gives me a mouth of bitter taste. This is probably due to whatever denaturing agent they use to make the ethanol in the wipes not be something you could drink (suck on?) to get drunk. Not a big deal but I thought I'd mention it. Despite those points I always carry these now and highly recommend them.

Those what is says

I over researched which wipes to get before purchasing these, and I've been very happy with these wipes – they are all wet (none are dried out so far), are easy to use, are nicely sealed and hold up well in a purse or a bag. They came with a 2019 date as well, so they aren't old. A doctor friend who was staying with us saw them at our house and mentioned that they are the best ones of this kind and she uses them as well. We felt that was the best endorsement we could ask for. She mentioned that using them on your hands or a surface and then letting the surface try natural for 20 seconds or so, is what is necessary to kill bacteria. So don't use these and then immediately dry off your hand or the surface you used them on, as apparently that makes them less antibacterial. She did say that the do not kill germs from certain stomach bugs, and really only proper hand washing can help against those germs, but they are effective against most others. We carry these when we don't want to carry bottles of liquid hand sanitizers – either don't have room for them or don't want them to spill on something. We generally keep them in our pockets, bags, or a purse and use them before eating out at restaurants, wiping down airplane tray tables, shopping carts, etc if necessary, and we are confident that we are a little safer from germs at this time of the year! My only complaint would be that they are a bit pricey for what you get, but we feel it is worthwhile on the go.

Funcional