All-season product, protects safely against infections all year round
A broad spectrum of efficacy
Outstanding skin feeling through an innovative skin care formula
Free of residual active substances
No dripping from the hands due to user-friendly gel formulation
Schulke Microshield Pure Gel Ethanol Hand Sanitizer
Application areas: • Hygienic hand disinfection (EN 1500): Rub a sufficient amount into dry hands, contact time 30 sec. • surgical hand disinfection (EN 12791): Rub a sufficient amount into dry hands and forearms, contact time 90 sec.
Instructions for use: The product is to be used undiluted. During the contact time for hygienic and surgical hand disinfection, the product should be applied in portions so that the hands or hands and forearms remain well moistened during the entire application time.
Environmental information: schülke manufactures products economically and with advanced, safe and environmentally friendly production processes while at the same time maintaining our high quality standards.
All-season product, protects safely against infections all year round
A broad spectrum of efficacy
Outstanding skin feeling through an innovative skin care formula
Free of residual active substances
No dripping from the hands due to user-friendly gel formulation
Schulke Microshield Pure Gel Ethanol Hand Sanitizer
Application areas: • Hygienic hand disinfection (EN 1500): Rub a sufficient amount into dry hands, contact time 30 sec. • surgical hand disinfection (EN 12791): Rub a sufficient amount into dry hands and forearms, contact time 90 sec.
Instructions for use: The product is to be used undiluted. During the contact time for hygienic and surgical hand disinfection, the product should be applied in portions so that the hands or hands and forearms remain well moistened during the entire application time.
Environmental information: schülke manufactures products economically and with advanced, safe and environmentally friendly production processes while at the same time maintaining our high quality standards.
