Milton Antibacterial Hand Sanitiser 50ml
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Milton Antibacterial Hand Sanitiser 50ml is a hand sanitizing foam that is suitable for the whole family and also for the skin of babies (from 3 months) that is not suitable for alcohol-based gels.
Suitable for all ages, its foam texture allows children to learn hand hygiene in a fun and pleasant way.
Its formula is alcohol-free, based on an active ingredient of 100% plant origin:
- Bactericide: in 30 s: EN 1500, EN 1276, EN 13727.
- Levuricide: in 30 s: EN 1650, EN 13624.
- Virucide (only against enveloped viruses): in 30 s: EN 14476 + A1.
Dermatologically tested for sensitive skins.
No alcohol, no perfume.
Made in France.
Apply a small amount (about 3ml) to clean hands and wrists. Rub for at least 30 seconds.
Do not rinse. Apply once, repeat if necessary.
Read and follow all instructions carefully. Keep out of reach of children. If a doctor is consulted, keep container or label available.
If swallowed: call a poison control centre or doctor immediately. If in eyes: Remove contact lenses, if present, and rinse cautiously with clean water.
Avoid cold, frost, full sun and heat. Dispose of the contents/container in accordance with applicable regulations.
Active : Lactic acid (EC 200-018-0) : 1.75 g/100 g.
| EAN Code | 3361370717057 |
| Form | Foam |
| Presentation | Pump Bottle |
| Contents | 50ml |
Discover the Milton brand
For more than 65 years, Milton protects baby against threatening germs.
Milton proposes an efficient and sure method to sterilize the baby equipment: the method of cold sterilization. This one works thanks to sterilization tablets or with Milton liquid and necessitates only 15 minutes.
The Milton method is clinically tested to kill 99,9% of germs, especially bacteria, virus and mushrooms. It is used in hospitals and in nursery and is known as a sterilization method superior to boiling.
