Do You have an Alcohol Problem? (Hand Sanitizer!)

PRLog (Press Release) - Mar 14, 2008 -
EDMAR CHEMICAL COMPANY is proud to introduce PRO~TEX™ hand & skin sanitizing foam. PRO~TEX™ is a non-flammable, alcohol-free, no-drip foam.  This product is approved for “leave-in-place” use and does not leave behind a sticky residue.  Unlike ethyl alcohol-based products which can leave hands dry and chapped, PRO~TEX™ leaves hands and skin feeling soft and smooth because we do not remove the protective body oils.  Also, because we do not use polymers as binding agents, your hands won’t feel “tacky” – like with alcohol-based products.  Additionally, PRO~TEX™ leaves behind an active residual that continues working even after your hands are dry.  Efficacy actually increases with repeated use!

PRO~TEX™ has proven efficacy on Staph, MRSA, C. Diff. and E. Coli, as well as a host of additional organisms (see attached Efficacy and Toxicity).

PRO~TEX™ is excellent for;    

•   Healthcare settings & nursing homes
•   Institutional and correctional environments
•   Schools & dorms
•   Military housing
•   Sports teams, locker rooms & weight rooms
•   Health clubs
•   Anywhere soap and water is not readily available

PRO~TEX™ is a great addition to our complete line of institutional hygiene products, including;

               •   SureClean™ – EPA registered hard-surface disinfectant suitable for tables, chairs, showers, spas, athletic & weight training equipment, mats, exercise apparatus,

                •   BacStop™ – EPA registered fabric sanitizer.  Imparts a residual, self-sanitizing finish for healthcare uniforms, towels, bedding, curtains & drapes, diapers & padding as well as personal items. Continues to kill bacteria on contact during use.

                •   DeScent™ – Non-toxic odor neutralizer.  No perfume or masking agent to cause dermatitis.  Perfect for storage areas, lockers, carpets, clothes hampers, garbage cans, sports bags, shoes, pads and gloves, …



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http://www.edmarchem.com/protex

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