Features: An ideal hand hygiene solution for staff, visitors, patients or residents who cannot get out of bed to clean their hands. The cost to treat an HAI can be as much as 36,000. By preventing just one, a patient hand hygiene program could pay for itself for an entire year.1 Number 1 hand sanitizing wipe in healthcare.2 Contains 70 Percent Ethyl Alcohol. Clinically proven to kill 99.99 Percent of germs. Wipe format removes dirt and soil better than gels and foams.3,4 FDA food code compliant. Safe to use before eating and drinking.5 Contains soothing aloe and vitamin E. Clinically proven to moisturize skin after repeated use.6 Point of care accessories and tools are available to help improve staff compliance to facility protocols. 1. R. Douglas Scott II, Direct Medical Costs of Healthcare-Associated Infections in U.S. Hospitals and the Benefits of Prevention 2. GHX Market Intelligence 2014 3. Clinical data is representative of Sani-Hands (NDC Number : 10819-50) 65.9 Percent Ethyl Alcohol formulation vs. the Purrell (NDC Number : 21749 515) 62 Percent Ethyl Alcohol formulation. 4. Data on file, PDI, Orangeburg, New York. 5. Food Code Recommendations of the United States Public Health Service Food and Drug Administration, 2013. 6. Data on file, PDI, Orangeburg, New York.