HAND SANITIZER WIPES

Ethyl Alcohol 75%

Antiseptic

Helps reduce bacteria on the skin.Recommended for repeated use.

For external use only.Flammable,keep away from fire,sparks,and sources of ignition.

Do not store above 104°F/40°C。Not for use as baby wipe * genital area or on damaged skin

Keep out of eyes.In case contact with eyes,flush thoroughly with water.

Irritation and redness develop and persist for more than 72 hours.

You are allergic to alcohol or any other ingredients in this product.

You have sensitive skin that is prone to irritation, rashes, or allergic reactions to topical products.

You are using other topical skin medications or treatments on the intended application area.

You are pregnant or breastfeeding and plan to use this product on a regular basis or over large areas of the body.

Keep out of reach of children. If swallowed,get medical help or contact a Poison Control Center immediately.

Wipe hands thoroughly with product when there's no soap and water around. Discard after use,please don't flush.For children under 6,use adult supervision

Packaging Integrity: Do not use if the package is torn, punctured, or damaged. Damaged packaging can lead to alcohol evaporation, contamination, or loss of disinfection efficacy.

Shelf Life & Expiration Date: Use only before the expiration date printed on the package. Expired products may have reduced alcohol content and may not effectively kill germs.

Flammability Warning (Reinforcement): 75% alcohol is a Class IB flammable liquid. Avoid use near sparks, static electricity, or any ignition source. Do not use while smoking.

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