Safe Hands review and Giveaway by co-blogger Niki


Their Story: SafeHands® began as a dream until founder, Dr. Jay, gathered a team of experts to develop an alternative to mainstream alcohol-based hand sanitizers. Dr. Jay’s goal was to ensure that the product not only killed over 99.99% of germs – but that the foam helped soothe, nourish and preserve the natural oils in skin. It dawned on Dr. Jay, as he successfully tested the product with his friends and family, that it was time to start a mission and SAFE the Planet one hand at a time, with a goal of educating people all over the world to the many benefits of Alcohol Free hand sanitizers.

Where they came from: Where did the name “safeHands®” come from? safeHands® began as a dream until founder, Dr. Jay Reubens, gathered a team of experts to develop a non-toxic, safe alternative to mainstream alcohol-based hand sanitizers. Dr. Jay's goal was to ensure the product not only kill over 99.99% of germs - but also the gel help soothe, nourish and preserve the natural oils in skin. It dawned on Dr. Jay, as he successfully tested the product with his friends and family, that it was time to start a mission and “safe” the world one hand at a time, with a goal of educating people all over the world to the dangers of using alcohol-based hand sanitizers. Who are the creators of safeHands®? Dr. Jay Reubens is the Founder and CEO of safehands®, the world’s first alcohol free hand sanitizer. Dentist by trade and alcohol free pioneer by choice, Dr. Jay is spearheading the alcohol free movement with safeHands® and his mission to “Safe the Planet!”™ Dr. Jay has joined forces with Dr. David Dyer, a leading peer-reviewed FDA consultant and scientist who specializes in Benzalkonium Chloride, the active ingredient in safeHands® products.


As most of you know, or have unfortunately experienced this winter season has been the worst for the FLU. So when I got the opportunity to try SafeHands alcohol free hand sanitizer I was excited. As a Mom of three on the go kiddos it is always important to keep them safe and free from germs passing. Who am I kidding that’s not always how it works but with SafeHands it made it easy and fun. In my box from SafeHands I received 5 different smells; I could not even get them out of the box before each kid was claiming their smell. First Impression: These smell really good and the smell is long lasting. We gave SafeHands a try for over three weeks so far, and we all agreed as a family that it is one of the best alcohol free hand sanitizers that we have tried. The bottles are a perfect size to take on the go. My teen threw hers in her backpack and ended up sharing it with friends. “What’s that Bubble Gum smell?” …oh it’s my hand sanitizer. All of her girlfriends wanted to know where she had got it. In addition to its great smell and the fact that it is alcohol free we also like the fact that it makes washing and sanitizing your hands fun. With smells like bubble gum, cool blue, tooty fruity. I also like that they were foam, which made it super easy to pump and run without the worry of it sliding off your hand and hitting the floor (OH NO!) and it made my hands soft and not have the chapped dried out feeling that some other sanitizers do. Our house will definitely be getting SafeHands again and using it to SAFE our household from unwanted germs!


Also coming from SafeHands: SafeTronics, and SafePaws for you pet lovers out there.You can find them at
https://www.facebook.com/getsafehands
http://getsafehands.com/
http://pinterest.com/getsafehands


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