Dr. Bronners Organic Hand Sanitizer Peppermint 59ml

Dr. Bronner’s Organic Hand Sanitizer – Peppermint

Dr. Bronner’s Organic Hand Sanitizer Peppermint is a certified organic hand sanitizer that eliminates 99.9% of germs while leaving hands feeling clean and refreshed. Infused with organic peppermint oil, it provides a crisp, refreshing aroma and is made with Fair Trade organic ingredients.

$10.80

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Formulated with a simple blend of Fair Trade organic ethyl alcohol, organic peppermint oil, organic glycerin, and water, this effective hand sanitizer helps support everyday hand hygiene without relying on unnecessary synthetic ingredients. Organic glycerin helps maintain skin comfort, while peppermint oil delivers a naturally invigorating scent.

Compact and convenient, it is ideal for use at home, work, travel, or whenever hand cleansing is needed.

Features

  • 99.9% effective against germs.
  • Certified organic formulation.
  • Made with Fair Trade organic ethyl alcohol.
  • Contains organic peppermint essential oil.
  • Refreshing peppermint aroma.
  • Contains organic glycerin to help maintain skin comfort.
  • Simple ingredient formulation.
  • Suitable for everyday hand hygiene.
  • Convenient for home, work, and travel.
  • Supports regenerative organic farming practices.

Ingredients

Organic Fair Trade Ethyl Alcohol (62%), Water, Organic Glycerin, Organic Fair Trade Peppermint Oil.

Directions for use

Spray our Organic Hand Sanitizer on children’s sticky hands; wipe clean!
Spray on surfaces in public bathrooms, classrooms, buses, trains, planes!
Clean screens!
Use as air freshener or deodorizer; spray into air for wonderful aroma!

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