PURELL SINGLES Advanced Hand Sanitizer Gel, Fragrance Free, 500 Single-Use Travel-Size Packets - 9630-5C

Yes, they are more expensive than a large bottle of Purell and are not environmentally friendly, so they are not the best option for daily use, but they are well worth it for kids who are attending school during a global pandemic and are unlikely to take the extra time to seek out the sanitizer stations before lunch each day. I put one in their lunchboxes every day, and I feel better knowing that I've made it easier for them to remember and actually sanitize their hands before eating.

Colt Potts

| Jun 06, 2021

I'm so grateful I was able to locate these, especially given the current circumstances. The amount dispensed is a substantial amount, probably more than an average bottle pump, but should cover most any set of hands, as other reviews have stated. I have small/average-sized hands, so it's a little more than I'd normally use, but given the dry time, it's not a problem. The convenience is well worth it. I'm planning on stocking up on these to take with me to events or while running; I can easily fit a few in my pockets or pouches.

Ian Horn

| Feb 20, 2021

I like that I can take them with me wherever I go because they aren't too bulky. However, I despise the fact that they simply tossed everything into a large clear plastic bag and then handed it over to me. That was a turn-off for me.

Wyatt Larsen

| Dec 21, 2021

If I could give it a hundred stars, I would. It's great for traveling because you can watch them use it and then they can take it to school and be responsible with it because they won't drink more than the recommended amount. What can I say, I love it, my kids love it, and I show it to everyone I meet, and they always want to know where I got it so they can buy one for themselves. It's single-use, easy to open, and it's perfect.

Tripp Sellers

| Apr 13, 2021

These aren't like ketchup packets in that they don't open in the same way. They're less difficult. They have the perfect amount of hand sanitizer in them. It's preferable to lugging a bottle around with you. (With my freshly-washed hands, I don't want to touch a contaminated bottle. ) Hands that have been thoroughly sanitized ) In my car, I store them in the cup holder.

Benson Burns

| Sep 13, 2021

Individual gel sanitizer packets are my absolute favorite. They're small and easy to carry around in your pocket or purse. You can take it wherever you want. You simply fold it in half, and the gel dispenses easily into your hand; the packaging is then discarded. The smell of alcohol is noticeable at first, but it fades quickly and leaves no odor or sticky residue on your hands, as it is with all of these types of products. They are exactly what I was looking for, and I would strongly advise you to use them.

Genevieve McBride

| Mar 27, 2021

It's incredibly simple to use and enjoyable. The kids enjoy breaking the fold and watching the gel spill onto their hands when they use it. Because these lie flat, they are far superior to carrying a small bottle of hand sanitizer in your handbag. When traveling with a small handbag, this bag is ideal. There is no unpleasant odor, and your hands do not feel sticky afterward. Buy this!.

Scott Lam

| Jun 25, 2021

It was stuffed into a single plastic bag when it arrived. The packet doesn't even contain a full pump of purell, only about a third of what you'd get from a regular pump, so if you want to use it on both hands, you'll probably need two. More than anything else, the money spent goes to packaging. This isn't very practical!.

Tate McIntosh

| Apr 30, 2021