Hand Sanitizers

Hand Sanitizers FAQ

• Can I use hand sanitizer instead of hand soap?

  Hand sanitizer is a practical option when soap and water are not available. Where sinks are available, handwashing with soap remains an important part of a complete hygiene program, especially in food-adjacent and healthcare settings.

• Do I need dispensers or can I use pump bottles?

  Pump bottles work well for countertops and small rooms. For entrances, corridors, and high-traffic areas, dedicated dispensers improve visibility, reduce clutter, and make refilling more consistent.

• How do I choose the right refill for my dispenser?

  Match the refill to the dispenser brand and model, and confirm the product format (gel, foam, spray) and capacity. Using the correct refill helps prevent leaks, clogs, and wasted product.

• Should I buy hand sanitizer in bulk or individual bottles?

  Case quantities usually deliver the best cost per use and reduce reordering frequency. Individual bottles are useful for staff kits and mobile teams, but most facilities standardize on case packs for stations and shared areas.

• What type of hand sanitizer is best for offices and schools?

  For general commercial use, alcohol-based gel or foam is commonly selected for fast application and broad suitability. Choose a format that matches your traffic level (pump bottles for desks, dispensers for hallways) and confirm the label meets your facility requirements.