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Bio-Safe Antibacterial Skin Protectant
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| | Protect yourself.... protect your clients from harmful germs Discover why
doctors, dentist, nurses and food service professionals rely on Bio-Safer.
Unlike typical "barrier" creams, the
protective action of Bio-Safer Antibacterial Prot...
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Specifications
ZIN Product Number: 410496
Size: 34 oz
Manufacturer: Dannyco
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Description
Protect yourself.... protect your clients from harmful germs Discover why doctors, dentist, nurses and food service professionals rely on Bio-Safer.
Unlike typical "barrier" creams, the protective action of Bio-Safer Antibacterial Protectant is achieved by an electro-chemical bond between the lotion and the outer layer of skin. Attaching itself like a magnet, it forms a shield that protects against germs, chemical substances and repeated hand washing!
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Additional Information
- Forms a polymer coating that acts like an INVISIBLE GLOVE.
- Kills dangerous bacteria on contact, leaving skin sanitized for up to 4 hours.
- Helps reduce contact dermatitis and latex sensitivity.
- Eliminates chafing, chapping, cracking, dryness and even burning caused by chemicals and other irritants!
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