The use of hand sanitizers and sanitizing products has become more common since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. It has also brought up questions about which products are best in protecting ...

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Whether it's a pump, squirt, wipe or spray bottle, hand sanitizer is proving to be a small but powerful tool for hand hygiene. As the coronavirus pandemic continues to unfold with the Delta variant, ...

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If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Let’s be honest: nothing will kill germs and bacteria ...

In response to the coronavirus pandemic, many beauty and home cleaning brands have made hand sanitizers a new offering to keep customers healthy and clean on the go. While nothing beats thoroughly ...

In addition to staying home and wearing masks while outdoors, keeping your hands (extremely) clean is currently crucial. And while washing your hands with soap and water is ideal, it isn’t always ...

After experiencing the “worst year in history for air travel demand” according to the International Air Transport Association, the country is opening up and many people are beginning to make travel ...

The coronavirus pandemic has made hand sanitizer a precious commodity — difficult to obtain, but necessary for the comforts of modern life. While it’s not a perfect solution, and no substitute for a ...

While washing your hands with soap and water should be your go-to, hand sanitizers work in a pinch. Let's face it, sometimes you don't have soap or a dependable sink sitch—and that's where hand ...

The beginning of the pandemic saw huge hand sanitizer shortages. And with all the Walgreens' shelves and digital aisles of Amazon emptied of their Purell, upstart manufacturers rushed to fill the void ...