Germ Out

Germ Out® is a hand antiseptic. When Germ Out® is used on your hands, it kills germs.

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.

Is Germ Out® approved by the FDA?

Yes. Germ Out® is manufactured according to current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMPs) and the Code of Federal Regulations (CFRs) for hand sanitizers and topical antiseptics.

Will Germ Out® dry out your hands?

No, Germ Out® will not dry your hands out even if you use it multiple times per day. It contains a very good moisturizer.

Is Germ Out® safe?

Yes, very safe. According to government agencies, hand antiseptics are safe enough to be used around food processing and food processing equipment.

How does Germ Out® work?

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. To read more about the science behind Germ Out®, click here.

Why are two active ingredients necessary?

Germ Out® is the only Hand Antiseptic 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 immediate and long lasting action. This long lasting action protects your hands from germs for several hours. In addition Germ Out® effectiveness is cumulative. The more you use the better it kills germs.

How does Germ Out® compare with the 'alcohol gel sanitizers'?

Germ Out® lasts longer than "alcohol gel sanitizers". After the alcohol in the "alcohol gel sanitizers" 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®, is cumulative and continues to kill germs until you wash your hands with soap and water.

How does Germ Out® compare with antibacterial soaps?

Germ Out® is a more effective germ killer. To kill 99.99% 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.