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Posted on April 11, 2019April 21, 2020 by Dave Wears

FDA Allows Continued Use of Benzalkonium Chloride in Hand Sanitizer

The FDA over the past few years has eliminated a number of chemicals from use as hand sanitizer (hand rubs) ingredients. The final FDA Monograph allows just three ingredients – benzalkonium chloride, the active ingredient in Prefense; ethanol alcohol; and isopropyl alcohol.

FDA Allows Benzalkonium Chloride for Continued Use in Hand Sanitizers

I have been using Prefense over the past few months and have received very positive feedback from my patients. They … like the fact that it is not a drying product and actually moisturizes their skin. My patients have a high level of confidence in this product. For me, I enjoy recommending a product that I also use and believe in. I look forward to using this product throughout the year.

Michael K. MD

As an RN, I never liked using the hand sanitizers as they would dry out my skin & smell of chemicals. Soap & water was always good enough for me...until I was introduced to Prefense. I also found it surprising to know that many are unaware of the ineffectiveness associated with alcohol based sanitizers. They only work when they're wet. Once the alcohol dissipates; it's no longer effective. With Prefense, I am assured of the best protection and my skin remains moisturized!

Think about it...to be able to don invisible gloves while, unknowingly, coming into contact with bacterium and not having it penetrate into my skin is one of the best and affordable insurance policies I can have. Also, knowing I cannot transfer the bacterium onto anyone or anything else is absolutely amazing to me. It's a win win in any setting . Prefense up, folks! It is your best defense!

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FDA Allows Continued Use of Benzalkonium Chloride in Hand Sanitizer

Michael K. MD

Shawn-Kristin, RN