Sanitiser

Shop hand sanitiser products for workplaces, offices, schools, businesses and everyday use. This collection includes sanitiser options in different formats and sizes, helping you choose a product based on your intended use and requirements.

Hand Sanitiser for Workplaces, Offices and Everyday Use

Hand sanitiser is useful when soap and water are not readily available. Different products can vary in formulation, alcohol content, bottle size and packaging, so check the product label and instructions before choosing an option for your intended use.

How to Choose a Hand Sanitiser

Choose a hand sanitiser based on:

  • Where it will be used: Consider whether it is for an office, workplace, school, business or everyday use.
  • Product formulation: Check the ingredients and alcohol content where applicable.
  • Bottle size: Choose a size that suits the number of people using the product and how frequently it is needed.
  • Packaging format: Bottles and refills can offer different options depending on your dispensing and usage requirements.

Always check the product label for directions, ingredients, warnings and other relevant information before use.

Hand Sanitiser Bottles and Refills

Different bottle sizes and refill formats can suit different usage requirements. Smaller bottles may be practical for individual or shared use, while larger containers and refills can be useful in workplaces, offices, schools and businesses where sanitiser is used regularly.

Choose the format that fits your available dispensing setup and expected usage, and check the individual product details for specific packaging information.

Frequently Asked Questions

What percentage of alcohol should hand sanitiser contain?

The appropriate alcohol content depends on the product formulation and intended use. Check the individual product label for the stated alcohol percentage, ingredients and instructions before choosing a hand sanitiser.

What is the difference between hand sanitiser and surface sanitiser?

Hand sanitiser is formulated for use on hands, while surface sanitiser is designed for surfaces. They are not interchangeable, so always check the product label and use each product according to its intended purpose.

What is the difference between alcohol-based and alcohol-free hand sanitiser?

Alcohol-based and alcohol-free hand sanitisers use different formulations. Their ingredients and directions can vary between products, so check the product label to understand the formulation and intended use before choosing one.

What should I look for on a hand sanitiser label?

Check the label for ingredients, alcohol content where applicable, directions for use, warnings and other relevant product information. This helps you understand how the product should be used and any precautions that apply.

How does alcohol-based hand sanitiser work?

Alcohol-based hand sanitiser contains alcohol as an active ingredient in its formulation. The exact formulation varies between products, so follow the individual product label for instructions on how and when the sanitiser should be used.

Can hand sanitiser be used on surfaces?

Not necessarily. Hand sanitiser is designed for use on hands and should not automatically be used on surfaces. For surfaces, choose a product specifically intended for surface use and follow its label instructions.

How do I choose a hand sanitiser for workplace use?

Consider where the sanitiser will be used, how many people may need it and whether bottles or refills are more suitable. Check the product label for formulation, instructions and other relevant information before choosing.