Hydroalcoholic gel for sanitation and disinfection of hands by friction solution daily bactericidal against influenza A for professionals and individuals.

Gel hydroalcoholic hand 100 mlHygienic disinfection of hands by friction : 100 ml
For professional users only and individuals

Gelled hydroalcoholic solution, for external use, intended for antiseptiser quick hands.

For use on hands clean and dry. Requires no rinsing or drying hands.
Unscented.

Microbiological Activity :

Bactericide (5 minutes at 20 ° C): in 1040, NF 72-170

Fungicide (5 minutes at 20 ° C): active against Candida albicans by in 1275

Meets in 1500 (3ml 30 seconds).

PACKAGING

100ml pump bottle net. Dispose of packaging in accordance with the requirements of the municipal waste disposal. box of 12 vials.

Biocides used with caution. Before using, read labels and product information.

DIRECTIONS FOR USE

The hydro-alcoholic gel allows rapid antisepsis of skin and hands. It n'agresse not the skin does not stick, has no smell and gives you a feeling of freshness.

Apply the gel on your hands clean and dry. Rub gently until completely dry.

As part of the standard in 1500, paying 3 ml of gel, 7 pressure pump in hand and rub until total evaporation (about 30 sec.), Without forgetting the interdigital spaces, nails, thumbs and wrists, according to the standard procedure of friction of hands indicated below to obtain a total impregnation of the hands. The action at each step is repeated five times before proceeding to the next step. the end of step 6, repeat the same sequence of steps as appropriate until the specified time washing is finished.

Step 1 : Palm against palm.

Step 2 : Palm of the right hand on the back of his left hand and palm of the left hand on the back of his right hand.

Step 3 : Palm against palm with fingers crossed.

Step 4 : Back of your fingers against the palm with the fingers opposite nested.

Step 5 : Friction rotating thumb embedded in the left palm and vice versa.

Step 6 : Friction in rotational movement back and forth with a finger joints of the right hand in left palm and vice versa.