Germstar ONE 2oz Hand Sanitizer Spray Bottles (6/case)

Seen these advertised on tv and thought I would get some to keep at home. We all need germ free hands right? Especially as now there is a new covid variation where I live unfortunately!! This is a spray, 59ml bottle. Makes your hands feel nice and clean, no stickiness and dries quickly. To me the smell is quite nice, it’s obviously alcohol but l do feel that compared with many others I’ve bought this is a lot nicer. Useful for handbags, school bags, nursery, holidays etc and a handy and compact size. I be using this on my holidays as I think this is a very important time to keep the germs at bay. All in all a purchase I’m pleased about and as I think it’s good value I would recommend.

Works as intended and smells good and not overpowering at all. Although there is some rumor that this kills norovirus and from what I can read, it does not. No alcohol based sanitizer can. So be weary of that. However, I would still recommend this product as it is great and lasted me a surprisingly long time.

10/10 the best hand sanitizer I've ever used. My kids barely get the stomach virus after adding this product to our on the go kit. The formula leaves your hands soft and the smell is not strong like traditional hand sanitizer.

News reports suggest that this winter there may be a significant rise in cases of flu and norovirus. I did a fair amount of research online before making this purchase and discovered that many more familiar high street brands are pretty ineffective at combating germs in general - and norovirus in particular - despite pack front assurances that they'll 'kill 99% of all known germs'. Germstar Noro was the only brand I could find that did claim to be effective against norovirus and was offered in pocket sized dispensers. A single spray bottle should last quite a while with ordinary use so I think it will be economical. I've used gel hand sanitisers in the past and prefer the spray form as it can be easy to squeeze out too much with gel types. Germstar Noro drys almost instantly with absolutely no stickiness. I'd say it could be the best way to try to avoid bacterial contamination. If you're considering buying a hand sanitiser, see past the price which may be a little more than you'd like to pay for this type of product and think of the protection Germstar Noro can give. I received mine via courier within 24 hours of placing my order - much faster than the estimated delivery time - so great service direct from the supplier too.

During the winter 2 years ago, my daughter and I caught norovirus 3 times, which was just awful. We went to the museum, the indoor play areas at the mall, etc, and used gel hand sanitizers with 63% ethanol. Germstar Noro also has 63% ethyl alcohol (ethyl alcohol and ethanol are the same, C2H6O). So why would one work differently? Germstar Noro does not contain glycerin, and its the glycerin that "protects" norovirus from the alcohol. For the rest of the winter and ever since, we use Germstar Noro and haven't had any type of stomach virus since (even when friends and school mates have). PROS: 1. It works! 2. It doesn't smell. (Plain alcohol smell that dissipates quickly, not perfumed.) 3. It doesn't dry out hands. (Awesome in the winter.) 4. It's easy to use on fast moving kids. (Spray vs. gel) 5. Decent price. CONS: None for me.