Can Hand Sanitizer kill Coronavirus? Here's What Experts Say

The consumers in most of the countries in Europeare quite a concern regarding the maintenance of a healthy and hygienic lifestyle. Research study shows that there are so many germs and bacteria spreads that are present in palm & hands and sometimes go to mouth while eating food. Germs can get into the body through the mouth, nose, and breaks in the skin, and eyes. These germs cause various diseases, including skin infection, eye infection, cold, stomach aching, and many others.Frequent uses of hand sanitizers prevent the germs.

The government of different countries has also taken initiatives to educate people towards leaving a hygienic lifestyle. Various government and non-government organizations are also actively working to educate people living in remote areas to maintain health and hygiene. These factors are further fueling the market for hand sanitizer.

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Hand sanitizer is a liquid that is used to decrease infectious agents present on the hands and palm. Different forms of hand sanitizers are available in the market, including foam sanitizers, gel sanitizers, wipes, and spray sanitizers. Both the alcohol-based and non-alcoholic hand sanitizers are offered by most of the market players. These sanitizers kill 99.9% of most common germs and keep the hands clean. Some of the manufacturers are offering foam sanitizers coupled with gel sanitizers that contain vitamin E, and shea extract, which kills most of the common germs & leaves hands feeling soft & clean.

The gel-based hand sanitizer coupled with alcohol content kills most common germs that may cause illness. Gel sanitizers have wider applications in hospitals, restaurants, educational institutions, household, shopping malls, movie theatres, and others. Hand sanitizing wipes are also known as antibacterial wipes, which are meant to kill 99 percent of germs, and most of these wipes contain alcohol.

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