The sanitiser claims to be 99.9% effective against protection from germs. Reasoning behind this may be the concentration percentage of ethanol/isopropanol used. The food and drug administration (FDA) recommends 60% to 95% of ethanol or isopropanol in the sanitiser. In some hand sanitisers, only 40% of ethanol is used as an active ingredient. When a product claims to be effective against 99.9% of germs, this may vary in the different types of pathogens it kills. Some may kill common viruss such as influenze and colds, while others may only target bacteria found in common places, and maybe only 3-4 different
The sanitiser claims to be 99.9% effective against protection from germs. Reasoning behind this may be the concentration percentage of ethanol/isopropanol used. The food and drug administration (FDA) recommends 60% to 95% of ethanol or isopropanol in the sanitiser. In some hand sanitisers, only 40% of ethanol is used as an active ingredient. When a product claims to be effective against 99.9% of germs, this may vary in the different types of pathogens it kills. Some may kill common viruss such as influenze and colds, while others may only target bacteria found in common places, and maybe only 3-4 different