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Submitted by admin on Wed, 02/16/2022 - 06:52
Top Product Attributes

 

  • Alcohol

    Contains 70% v/v ethanol

  • Ingredients

    Purified water, ethanol, copolymer (gelling agent) and Olive Leaf Extract

Herbal Fresh Hands Antibacterial Hand Sanitiser is formulated to be kind to your hands but nasty to germs. With natural antibacterial olive leaf extract it kills 99.9% of germs without any water making it convenient for when you are on the go and can’t wash your hands with soap and water. This is a gentle, unscented product, with no harmful additives which can dry out your skin, so your hands will not only be disinfected but feel clean, soft and silky after use.

Main Product Attributes

  • Overview

    • Kills 99.9% of germs
    • Contains natural olive leaf extract
    • Fast drying
    • Gentle on skin
    • Leaves hands feeling silky smooth
    • Non sticky formula
    • No water required
    • Contains 70% v/v ethanol
    • Fragrance free
    • Free from dyes

  • Olive Leaf Extract and The Research

    The olive leaf extract is derived from the Mediterranean native olive trees, Olea europae, which are extremely well know for producing olives and olive oil for our culinary delight. The leaves have been used throughout history as teas and as internal and topical medicines.
    Our formulation has been Independently tested and complies with sanitiser standards (TGA Test for Antiseptics, Option D). Research has shown that the olive leaf extract present in our formulation is an effective antimicrobial (antibacterial and antifungal) agent.

  • References

    1. Markin, D., Duek, L., and Berdicevsky, I. In vitro antimicrobial activity of olive leaves. Mycoses 2003;46(3-4):132-136.
    2. Korukluoglu, M., Sahan, Y., Yigit, A., Ozer, E.T., and Gucer, S. Antibacterial Activity and Chemical Constitutions of Olea Europaea L. Leaf Extracts. Journal of Food Processing and Preservation 2010;34:383-396.
    3. National Standard, Professional Monograph Olive Leaf (Olea europaea), Natural Standard Online 2013, [accessed 8 April 2013] Available from: www.naturalstandard.com.au.