MB Hand Sanitizer Spray (Alcohol-based Hand Sanitiser)

Magic Baby Hand Sanitizer Spray is a specifically formulated alcohol-based hand sanitiser for instant hand disinfecting. Enriched with skin moisturizer to soften and keep your skin healthy while providing instant hand disinfecting. MB hand sanitizer spray has effective anti-bacterial agents which eliminates 99.9% of germs and bacteria. Safe for frequent uses.

• Specifically formulated alcohol-based hand sanitiser for the skin with moisturizers.
• Enriched with all-natural premium EO -based disinfectant ingredient, is rinse free and non-sticky.
• Multi-action formula cleans and disinfects all surfaces, leaving a refreshing Natural  scent
• Effective against most bacteria, fungi and some viruses but ineffective against bacterial spores
• NO phthalates, parabens, petroleum or sulfates, it is biodegradable and cruelty free. Not tested on animals.
• Small convenient size a perfect for on the go protection, and is ideal to keep in your car, office, bag or pocket.

Size:  60 ML

Usage Direction:

To Disinfect – Spray the desire amount on  pre-cleaned surface until covered with mist , Repeat applications as necessary.

To Sanitize – Spray the desire amount on your hand and rub to dry, Repeat applications as necessary.

Ingredient: Ethanol , Glycerol, Witch Hazel, Pure Vitamin E Oil (Tocopheryl Acetate),  Mentha Piperita

Packaging: Plastic Spray Bottle

Storage: Cool room temperature. Air tight container.

Disclaimer:  This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Results may vary.

Do not use near fire source. For external use only.

As for natural product, patch test is recommended.

This product ingredient is listed in NEA’s Interim List of Household Products and Active Ingredients for Disinfection of COVID-19 (Coronavirus Disease 2019) Virus.

https://www.nea.gov.sg/our-services/public-cleanliness/environmental-cleaning-guidelines/guidelines/interim-list-of-household-products-and-active-ingredients-for-disinfection-of-novel-coronavirus