PURELL Advanced Instant Hand Sanitizer, 8oz Pump Bottle

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PURELL Advanced Instant Hand Sanitizer, 8oz Pump Bottle

$7.99$8.41save 5%

★★★★★ 4.7 out of 5 · 100 ratings

8 fl oz: Advanced gel in a pump bottle that stands where hands pass. Inside is the same 70% alcohol Advanced formula that healthcare workers trust and prefer, with moisturizers that keep skin comfortable through heavy use. This is the bottle you pass on the way in, so the day's germs stay at the door. Tap the button for the current price and pack options.

Kills 99.99% of the most common germs that may cause illness
70% ethyl alcohol with skin conditioners; no sticky residue
8 fl oz in pump bottle
Ready for the counter, the desk and the classroom

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How to use

Pump or squeeze enough to wet both hands
Rub palms, backs, between fingers and under nails
Keep rubbing until hands are dry, about 20 seconds; do not wipe off

Specifications
Format	Gel hand sanitizer
Size	8 fl oz
Active	Ethyl alcohol 70%

Where it goes

Kitchen counterFront-door tableOffice desk

What buyers wrote

★★★★★

Good purchase

This is my favorite hand sanitizer. It does not dry your hands out. It dries without leaving a residue and it’s efficient and killing germs.

stephanie · August 23, 2026

★★★★★

Just the right size for counter tops!

Just the right size for bathroom counter top. Certainly, value for money!

j · March 1, 2026

Questions about this product

Can kids use it?

Yes, with an adult watching; the label says children under six should be supervised, and it should not be swallowed.

Is this the 70% alcohol formula?

Yes unless the name says Prime Defense (85%). Advanced, Naturals, 2in1 and Green Certified are all 70% ethyl alcohol, which clears the CDC's at-least-60% recommendation.