4-Pack Germ-X Hand Sanitizer 32Oz

This is crap. I bougt twice, more than a dozen. The bottles are not sealed, with different amount liquid. it is very watery, not gel feeling. Read the Amazon reviews, they are bad. some people even report received bottles that are re-used with broken seal. how can you trust such a company? Definitely go with Purell. Purell price has dropped to normal now. //@anonymous: Is this a good deal? comparing some other 75% alcohol in it. //@Anonymous: Why pay this much when you can buy a gallon of same brand from Costco for $15. I just bought it the other day.

Is this a good deal? comparing some other 75% alcohol in it. //@Anonymous: Why pay this much when you can buy a gallon of same brand from Costco for $15. I just bought it the other day.

Why pay this much when you can buy a gallon of same brand from Costco for $15. I just bought it the other day.

This is my favorite hand sanitizer. Does not have strong smell. Not sticky. Gentle on hands.

No, very slight odor. //@Anonymous: Do these have strong alcohol odor?

Do these have strong alcohol odor?

Got Purell 1 liter bottles last week for $6, haven't seen any since. //@Anonymous: Target has 33oz Purell for $6.50 //@anonymous: Where did you get it.. unable to find in VA //@Ricky2103: Got Purell 33oz for 6.00

Target has 33oz Purell for $6.50 //@anonymous: Where did you get it.. unable to find in VA //@Ricky2103: Got Purell 33oz for 6.00

Where did you get it.. unable to find in VA //@Ricky2103: Got Purell 33oz for 6.00

Got Purell 33oz for 6.00

Where did you buy it for $6? //@Anonymous: Bought several 33.8oz Purell locally last week ~$6 each. I thought the shortage is over. Not?

bought 33oz Purell bjs last week, and i see a lot Purell local store too, but abit expensive like 33oz $11

Bought several 33.8oz Purell locally last week ~$6 each. I thought the shortage is over. Not?

I bought at Costco $7.99 for 64 oz

everybody knows, no need to lol. germ-x now is much more watery than before. you can argue that as long as the ethanol is still 70%, then still effective. other people's concerns are, if the manufacturer diluted the gel, they may also diluted the alcohol, you never know. this company is not trustworthy based on how they deliver products recently. By the way, germ-x officially claims its products contain 62% alcohol, not 70%. //@szjalo: lol for the ppl complaining watery: the most effective disinfects like 70% ethanol, 10% bleach are all "watery". the gel like feeling really because of the inactive ingredients they added in the senitizer. the low viscosity has nothing to do with effectiveness. I suspect they make sanitizer "watery" simply that you can consume more each time. like toothpaste with wide opening...

lol for the ppl complaining watery: the most effective disinfects like 70% ethanol, 10% bleach are all "watery". the gel like feeling really because of the inactive ingredients they added in the senitizer. the low viscosity has nothing to do with effectiveness. I suspect they make sanitizer "watery" simply that you can consume more each time. like toothpaste with wide opening...

They should emphasize the GERM and not the X //@Anonymous: In a situation like this (that hand sanitizers are selling at a rate that their CEOs could not even dream of,) instead of understanding the hardship we all are in it together, they are trying to increase their profit margin by selling watered down version of germX at the same price. They are not even bothering to seal the bottles just to increase their profit. My wife bought a bottle of Germ-X from Walmart and that was watery too. I told her probably they are making Germ-X in China now :)

the same thing sold in Walgreens and target. there are enough on the shelves. not recommended though. it is too watery, not sure if it is effective. //@anonymous: I got the last one! WoW!

"intact" means the bottles are sealed with the foil? the piece you have to peel off before first time use. from the review, almost every body got bottles with no seal. //@anonymous: Sorry to hear, all mine came intact. Hope you got a refund! //@anonymous: bad packaging, not sealed, leaking, damaged, re-used lid with broken seal, watery, no pmump.... I ordered twice from Amazon, run into all these issues with germ-x. I don't think it is a responsible company, I don't trust the quality of it's product. now I diy my own hand sanitizer, much safer. just buy food grad proof 200 ethyl alcohol, or buy proof 170 grain alcohol, mix with aloe vera gel. it is much safer and cheaper, and guaranteed to be effective.

Where did you buy the food grad proof 200 ethyl alcohol? //@anonymous: bad packaging, not sealed, leaking, damaged, re-used lid with broken seal, watery, no pmump.... I ordered twice from Amazon, run into all these issues with germ-x. I don't think it is a responsible company, I don't trust the quality of it's product. now I diy my own hand sanitizer, much safer. just buy food grad proof 200 ethyl alcohol, or buy proof 170 grain alcohol, mix with aloe vera gel. it is much safer and cheaper, and guaranteed to be effective.

In a situation like this (that hand sanitizers are selling at a rate that their CEOs could not even dream of,) instead of understanding the hardship we all are in it together, they are trying to increase their profit margin by selling watered down version of germX at the same price. They are not even bothering to seal the bottles just to increase their profit. My wife bought a bottle of Germ-X from Walmart and that was watery too. I told her probably they are making Germ-X in China now :)

Sorry to hear, all mine came intact. Hope you got a refund! //@anonymous: bad packaging, not sealed, leaking, damaged, re-used lid with broken seal, watery, no pmump.... I ordered twice from Amazon, run into all these issues with germ-x. I don't think it is a responsible company, I don't trust the quality of it's product. now I diy my own hand sanitizer, much safer. just buy food grad proof 200 ethyl alcohol, or buy proof 170 grain alcohol, mix with aloe vera gel. it is much safer and cheaper, and guaranteed to be effective.

bad packaging, not sealed, leaking, damaged, re-used lid with broken seal, watery, no pmump.... I ordered twice from Amazon, run into all these issues with germ-x. I don't think it is a responsible company, I don't trust the quality of it's product. now I diy my own hand sanitizer, much safer. just buy food grad proof 200 ethyl alcohol, or buy proof 170 grain alcohol, mix with aloe vera gel. it is much safer and cheaper, and guaranteed to be effective.

OOS again :(

There IS enough ETHANOL alcohol. CDC recommendation is 60% or above.... Learn your alcohols people. There are more then one. https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prevent-getting-sick/prevention.html?CDC_AA_refVal=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.cdc.gov%2Fcoronavirus%2F2019-ncov%2Fprepare%2Fprevention.html

Weight or Volume? //@anonymous: You're contradicting yourself. You said Ethyl needs to be higher than 60% and this product is 63%... last time I checked that's higher.... So much misguided information in the comments. Yes, this will be effective against COVID-19. Still the most effective method is washing your hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds. //@Anonymous: Per the CDC:

Ethyl alcohol needs to be 60% or higher

Isopropanol alcohol needs to be 70% or higher

This product is ethly 63%. //@anonymous: Not 70% alcohol. Be aware.

I got the last one! WoW!

Wear gloves when you work, wash your hands when you see a public restroom and then change gloves. If you don't have gloves, just don't touch your face all the time //@anonymous: I am an essential worker right now. I’m out on the streets. There are no rest rooms available now, no less a sink with soap and warm water. Hand sanitizer has to due for now. I’m running out and there is none in any store. //@anonymous: Those 60%-70% alcohol based products including purell never made on EPA's list for killing coronavirus. It is surely useful to kill bacteria when you cannot wash your hands. But for viruses, don't count on it

I am an essential worker right now. I’m out on the streets. There are no rest rooms available now, no less a sink with soap and warm water. Hand sanitizer has to due for now. I’m running out and there is none in any store. //@anonymous: Those 60%-70% alcohol based products including purell never made on EPA's list for killing coronavirus. It is surely useful to kill bacteria when you cannot wash your hands. But for viruses, don't count on it

Copied from CDC.gov: “Hand washing mechanically removes pathogens, while laboratory data demonstrate that 60% ethanol and 70% isopropanol, the active ingredients in CDC-recommended alcohol-based hand sanitizers, inactivates viruses that are genetically related to, and with similar physical properties as, the 2019-nCoV.”

Those 60%-70% alcohol based products including purell never made on EPA's list for killing coronavirus. It is surely useful to kill bacteria when you cannot wash your hands. But for viruses, don't count on it

Hunger marketing strategy, making you feel that you are lucky grabbing the product. //@Anonymous: Why does the supply of this product on and off so frequently?

placed order.....says will be delivered by May 22.

You're contradicting yourself. You said Ethyl needs to be higher than 60% and this product is 63%... last time I checked that's higher.... So much misguided information in the comments. Yes, this will be effective against COVID-19. Still the most effective method is washing your hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds. //@Anonymous: Per the CDC:

Ethyl alcohol needs to be 60% or higher

Isopropanol alcohol needs to be 70% or higher

This product is ethly 63%. //@anonymous: Not 70% alcohol. Be aware.

CDC recommends the use of alcohol-based hand sanitizers with greater than 60% ethanol or 70% isopropanol as the preferred form of hand hygiene

Can you just add alcohol into it to make the percentage higher? //@Anonymous: Read carefully, CDC guideline of using 60-95% alcohol is for killing germs. Viruses are not germs (aka bacteria), viruses don't have a cell structure and won't grow unless getting into the host.
//@Anonymous: Per the CDC:

Ethyl alcohol needs to be 60% or higher

Isopropanol alcohol needs to be 70% or higher

This product is ethly 63%. //@anonymous: Not 70% alcohol. Be aware.

In Jan, FDA asked Purell (70% alcohol): Stop claiming your hand sanitizers help eliminate Ebola, MRSA & Flu. The reason is that 70% alcohol won't do much on viruses, but effective on germs. //@Anonymous: Read carefully, CDC guideline of using 60-95% alcohol is for killing germs. Viruses are not germs (aka bacteria), viruses don't have a cell structure and won't grow unless getting into the host.
//@Anonymous: Per the CDC:

Ethyl alcohol needs to be 60% or higher

Isopropanol alcohol needs to be 70% or higher

This product is ethly 63%. //@anonymous: Not 70% alcohol. Be aware.

Read carefully, CDC guideline of using 60-95% alcohol is for killing germs. Viruses are not germs (aka bacteria), viruses don't have a cell structure and won't grow unless getting into the host.
//@Anonymous: Per the CDC:

Ethyl alcohol needs to be 60% or higher

Isopropanol alcohol needs to be 70% or higher

This product is ethly 63%. //@anonymous: Not 70% alcohol. Be aware.

Why does the supply of this product on and off so frequently?

Per the CDC:

Ethyl alcohol needs to be 60% or higher

Isopropanol alcohol needs to be 70% or higher

This product is ethly 63%. //@anonymous: Not 70% alcohol. Be aware.

Thank U Deal Sea

Not 70% alcohol. Be aware.

In stock now again.

just placed order mid may delivery

You are right //@Anonymous: laboratory data demonstrate that 60% ethanol and 70% isopropanol, the active ingredients in CDC-recommended alcohol-based hand sanitizers... //@anonymous: 63% alcohol is not enough, normally 70% //@Anonymous: that disappeared fast...

??dealsea??????

Placed an order 11:00PT

Oos

Order place 9:00 am

laboratory data demonstrate that 60% ethanol and 70% isopropanol, the active ingredients in CDC-recommended alcohol-based hand sanitizers... //@anonymous: 63% alcohol is not enough, normally 70% //@Anonymous: that disappeared fast...

order placed

Finally. Ordered one today. Delivery Mid-May but good for me! Thanks

never had the luck! lol.

be careful, CDC says at least 60%, doesn't say 60% is sufficient //@anonymous: CDC recommended 60% and up. //@anonymous: 63% alcohol is not enough, normally 70% //@Anonymous: that disappeared fast...

CDC recommended 60% and up. //@anonymous: 63% alcohol is not enough, normally 70% //@Anonymous: that disappeared fast...

63% alcohol is not enough, normally 70% //@Anonymous: that disappeared fast...

Back!

4 * 32oz

63%......

Gone //@anonymous: back!

back!

In less than 5 mins lol

sold out!!

Gone

that disappeared fast...