fiteBac Provides Protection and Alleviates Dryness
Take better care of your health and skin with FiteBac hospital grade hand sanitizer.
There seems to be a connection between dermatitis and the alcohol-based hand hygiene products dentists and hygienists use on a regular basis, but there’s also some confusion.
A final monograph on the subject is due out in 2018, but until then why not be safe, rather than sorry?
Using just a miniscule amount of fiteBac provides you with the protection you need, both in terms of hand hygiene and skin care.
It kills germs and bacteria for up to 4 hours by creating a hydrophobic barrier, while at the same time alleviating dryness and keeping your skin silky smooth. In addition, the active ingredient in fiteBac does not penetrate the skin. Lab reports show no evidence of the ingredient in the blood of users. The CDC states, "frequent repeated use of alcohol-based hand sanitizers and frequent handwashing is a primary cause of chronic irritant dermatitis."
The long-lasting moisturizing formulation spreads easily into the crevices of your hands, supporting the skin's natural barrier while protecting you from germs.
One of the best ways to find out whether a product lives up to its hype is by finding out what actual users have to say.
A registered nurse working in a progressive care unit was concerned about her eczema flaring up with using regular sanitizer. "The constant hand hygiene along with my eczema causes skin breakdown and damages my skin barrier. I have been using FiteBac and I am truly amazed by it." Another FiteBac skin care user claims it is one of her favorite products, claiming, "After using FiteBac, my hands are perfectly healed. I use this product everyday and love the results."
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