Germ Out® Hand Sanitizer and Lotion
The watermark in the background of this web site is an electron microscope picture of MRSA (methicillin resistant Staphylococcus aureus). Germ Out® kills MRSA on your hands in 15 to 30 seconds
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q. What is Germ Out®?
A. Germ Out is a hand sanitizer. When Germ Out is used on your hands, it kills germs.
Q. When should Germ Out be used?
A. Use Germ Out to kill germs on your hands and protect your hands against germs. Use soaps and antibacterial soaps, if your hands are dirty. Remember, use: GERM OUT® FOR GERMS AND SOAP FOR DIRT.
Q. Is Germ Out approved by Food and Drug Administration?
A. Yes. Germ Out is manufactured according to current Good Manufacturing Practices and government regulations for sanitizers 21 CFR Ch. I (2006 edition) 178.1010, p.333.
Q. Will Germ Out dry out your hands?
A. No, Germ Out will not dry your hands out even if you use it multiple times per day. It contains a very good moisturizer.
Q. Is Germ Out safe?
A. Yes, very safe. According to government agencies, hand sanitizers are safe enough to be used around food processing and food processing equipment.
Q. How does Germ Out work?
A. Germ Out contains two germ killing ingredients and a moisturizer. Isopropyl alcohol and benzalkonium chloride (BAC) are the two germ killers. Both are powerful antiseptic agents. The moisturizer is glycerin.
Q. Why are two active
ingredients necessary?
A. Germ Out is the only Hand Sanitizer on the market with two active ingredients. The effect of the two active ingredients is additive. Germ Out is also the only Hand Sanitizer with long lasting action. This long lasting action protects your hands for 4 or more hours from germs on objects you touch.
Q. Is Germ Out expensive?
A. No, because Germ Out is more effective than antibacterial gels and soaps.
Q. Is Germ Out cost effective?
A. Yes, because the cost for one person using Germ Out six times per day is approximately $ 0.04 per day. This makes Germ Out the safest, most cost effective, and economical product available today.
Q. How does Germ Out compare
with the "alcohol gels"?
A. Germ Out lasts longer than
"alcohol gels". After the alcohol in the "alcohol
gels" evaporates, in 30 seconds, it is no longer effective.
After the
alcohol in Germ Out evaporates, Germ Out continues to kill germs.
The second active ingredient, benzalkonium chloride (BAC), in
Germ Out, continues to kill germs until you wash your hands with
soap and water.
Q. How does Germ Out compare with antibacterial soaps?
A. Germ Out is a
more effective germ
killer.
To kill 99.9 % of the germs on your hands, wet your hands
with Germ Out and rub them together for 15-20 seconds until they
are dry. Hand washing with antibacterial soaps is less effective
in killing germs. To kill the same number of germs on your hands
as Germ Out, you must vigorously scrub them for 3 to 5 minutes
with soap and warm water, rinse, and then dry with a clean towel.
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