DEB SCJ Professional healthcare instatnt foam hand sanitiser , 400ml

Despite it being quite pricey, I switched over to this Cutan complete hand sanitiser some time ago specifically because it's been in constant use by the NHS for many years across the UK. Anyone visiting their local hospital or doctors surgery should be familiar with these bottles/dispensers. (Despite the ongoing radical cutbacks at least this is one product the NHS hasn't messed about with, obviously for good reason & which speaks volumes).I use both this Cutan foaming hand sanitiser, & their gel hand sanitisers in my home. I'm certainly happy with both of them & I'm safe in the knowledge that my hands have been properly disinfected & sanitised with each use. In general I prefer this foam as it seems to rub in more rapidly than the gel & my hands don't feel greasy or sticky after use. Obviously, this sanitiser is alcohol based & it has an alcoholic odour when dispensed, however, it doesn't leave behind any trace odours, etc. It's absolutely fine for use prior to handling foodstuffs as well. (I don't actually suffer from Dermatitis or any other skin conditions, however, at times I can get dry & cracked skin around my fingernails. Constantly using this foam variant alone can aggravate the problem slightly. Ergo, I also use their gel at times as that seems to have moisturising properties which helps). Otherwise, it causes no irritation at all even if you have any small cuts or nicks on your hands.The bottles aren't supplied in any retail packaging, (mine came directly from Amazon). They've arrived as is & they don't have a protective cap for the dispenser/pump either. The pumps do have a twist lock if required although it's quite a sizable bottle to take on any travels. Pricey yes, but it's very quick & convenient. Ultimately the label says it all, 99.99% effective against most bacteria & nasties. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. 5/5.

This was the hand sanitizer they used on the maternity ward where my son was born. I prefer the gels but this lasts longer and is easier to rub in. It smells strongly of ethanol but I guess that’s essentially what it is. I use it after nappy changes. Drys the skin out a little and stings like hell on broken skin. I’ve also used a squirt to sterilise the changing table when I’ve run out of antibacterial wipes.UpdateCan’t believe how expensive this now is. I last bought on the 30Dec for £8.99!

What is particularly great is that it dries instantly and does not leave sticky hands! I wish they did a portable size too for pocket or hand bag as I carry the big one in my pocket :-) great value for money and brilliant

Best anti bac hand wash ive ever used by far only one problem, its far to expensive for the amount you get.A 400ml refill pack at a quarter of the price would be more sensible as the dispensers are really well made.

having recently had a liver transplant and consequently on all the associated immunosuppressant medications, a clean and bacteria free environment is really important. All the hospitals use this brand of sanitiser so I sourced some for home use. This foaming variant, although a bit more expensive then the non foaming type works very well. It is easy to dispense and rubs in quickly with no sticky residue. It has a pleasant but not overpowering smell and so far no problems with nozzle blockage or other problems. Definitely recommended

Gets rid of all ink and arm pit stains. I know it’s not what it is designed for but amazing results

What’s not to like. Very sterile great smelling hand sanitizer. Right amount of spray per pump, not sticky like some cheap ones, worth paying the extra for quality

Used the same product in hospital and it foamed nicely, this creates a few bubbles in mainly liquid, disappointing