Sanit Moisturizing Hand Sanitizer Gel 70% Alcohol - Kills 99.99% Germs, Advanced Formula with Vitamin E and Aloe Vera - Soothing Gel, Fresh Scent, Made in USA - 1 Gallon

A large one gallon container which comes with a good quality pump you use after removing the original lid . It says in the description that it has , besides 70% alcohol, aloe Vera and vitamin E . However there is nothing listed on the jug anywhere other than alcohol . However it is thicker than alcohol and isn’t as harsh so I assume this is the aloe . As for the vitamin E , who knows ? It has a stronger scent than I would have preferred being a man , but it isn’t too bad and will fade somewhat after it is on your hands for a few minutes . I read on other reviews about other products I looked at before purchasing this one that it was not believable that some of the products contained the percentage of alcohol as was stated . It caused me to wonder so I pumped a couple pumps on a paper towel and lit it with a lighter . It burned quickly and even as it burned the towel you could still see a white area of the towel where I pumped the sanitizer . This leads me to believe it was the alcohol burning where it was still white for much longer than the rest of the paper and that the amount of alcohol was listed correctly. It was burning first , in other words . I feel with the need for such sanitizers in this China Virus situation that the price was about as good as you could find anywhere . It will last three of us for a while and was free delivery . I don’t know if the free delivery was because I have Amazon Prime or would still be without it . It took a few days to arrive but not real long . I am satisfied with it and it does make your hands smoother than the plain alcohol I had been using until it became so hard to find and it kept increasing in price too, IF you could find it . Having OCD most of my life , like Monk lol , I use something like all the time and wouldn’t hesitate to purchase again when needed .

Clearly smells like alcohol when first applied which I appreciate because it confirms its legit. Strong smell disappears quickly into a pleasant subtle fragrance. Has a liquidy, non sticky gel texture. Its a little thinner than your typical purell but I like that because it's easy to apply. I was surprised by the mixed reviews. This so far is the best off brand hand sanitizer I have found since the onset of COVID. I do recommend getting the version of this that comes with the pump. Works well and is very easy to apply. Update: it is a little sticky if you use a lot of it, but the stickiness lessens as it dries. Honestly does not bother me much considering it seems to be an effective product with a pleasant smell! Still yould buy again.

I'm a stickler with hand sanitizers. I hate when you get some with odd scents, or that leave films or sticky feelings on your hands after use. As such, I've always been a Purell "classic" consumer and never tried the other cheap ones. That changed now that Purell is rare than hens teeth! So I tried this brand out of lack of choices... IT IS GREAT!!!!! It's every bit as good if not better than Purell for the clean feeling, scent (or lack there of, really), and so forth! This will be our family's go-to sanitizer from now on. It's easy enough to pour (with a kitchen funnel) into other containers and keep using the pump bottles. Bonus: You can get the cheap junk, replace it with this, and no one will want to use your sanitizer because they'll assume it sucks! Hahaha

So I read all of the reviews stating the product had such a bad smell, but then others said it was fine. In my opinion there is a mild smell to the product if you sniff the bottle directly. However I do not find if you put it on your hands and then rub until it dissipates that it has a smell. If you use too much yes it is sticky; if you use a smaller amount it evaporates. A little goes a long way again in my opinion. I put it into a soap dispenser type device using a funnel and then poking the gel down into the bottle with a pen. Then like others stated I added some of my own scented oil to the bottle and shook it up. To me the "chutney and burnt hair" (hopefully you've seen the Geico raccoon ad ha ha) smell is almost irradicated by doing this. I find as soon as it dries there isn't any odor. For me working at a public school I didn't want to not have something when working in the future with students and I didn't want something that was costing me an arm and a leg. I didn't give it 5 stars because it still is $ 55 for a "generic" version of it.

It good, it’s serve the purpose

It smells like rubbing alcohol, but there are much worse smelling brands out there. It is not bad at all. Once it dries, it actually smells kindof nice and doesn't leave your hands sticky. If there is any residue, it is because of any buildup already on your hands that has been broken down because of the sanitizer... not a result of the sanitizer itself. From my research this brand has NOT been recalled by the FDA. The ingredients are all legit and the isopropyl alcohol's higher molecular density makes it more effective than ethanol alcohol.

Easy to refill small containers. Doesn't have a bad oder and or dry your hands out.

This Anti-Microbial Germicidal Hand Gel is of a light gel consistency. Similar to common kitchen dish soap. I found it adaptable to many hand sanitizer dispensers. Based on its 70% isopropyl alcohol content, it *can* protect against viruses and bacteria. It dries on hands without stickiness. However, the overpowering smell of the alcohol is difficult, possibly impossible to mask, especially in enclosed areas. I found that adding an essential oil like eucalyptus, camphor or cinnamon makes it slightly more tolerable when using this product on the body. Because I consider the strong alcohol odor a major limitation--and my intended use was for patients at my clinic-- I only recommend this product for use on surfaces like metal, plastic and wood, such as door handles, light switches, most counter tops, microwave handles/touch pad, toilet handle & seat, etc. Which I have plenty of....but possibly not a gallon full worth of surfaces.