Disinfect And Shield Reviews

Extended Efficacy: Disinfect & Shield Hand Sanitizer is claimed to provide protection for up to 8 hours against harmful bacteria and viruses, including COVID-19.

Broad Spectrum Efficacy: The product has been tested against various pathogens such as SARS-CoV-2 surrogates, MRSA, and other viruses and bacteria.

Long-Lasting Protection: Some of the hand sanitizer remains effective for up to 24 hours after application, providing continuous protection.

99.99% Kill Rate: Effective against a wide range of pathogens, including COVID-19, influenza, E-coli, C-difficle, MRSA, and Norovirus.

Hypochlorous Acid (HOCl): A naturally occurring biocide in the human immune system, making it safe and non-toxic.

8-Hour Protection: Remains effective for up to 8 hours, with some residual action even after 24 hours.

No Alcohol, Preservatives, or Fragrances: Safe for use on all ages, including newborns, pregnant women, and people with sensitive skin.

Ready to Use: No dilution required; can be used directly from the bottle.

Effective on Surfaces and Human Skin: Can be used to sanitize surfaces and human skin, reducing the risk of spreading microorganisms.

Derived from Water and Salt: Environmentally friendly and turns to saline after use.

ECHA Classification: Classified as Product Type (PT) 1, PT2, PT3, PT4, and PT5, indicating its safety for human hygiene, veterinary hygiene, food and feeding areas, and drinking water.

12 Months from Manufacturer: Labelled with batch number and shelf life information.

Sanitizing Fruits and Vegetables: Can be sprayed on fruits and vegetables, followed by a 30-second wait before washing.

Labeling Issues: The product's labeling claims of extended efficacy against serious-disease related pathogens do not conform to FDA regulations, potentially leading to a false sense of security and misuse.

Potential Health Risks: The product contains ingredients that may cause skin irritation and drying, similar to other alcohol-based sanitizers.

Regulatory Non-Compliance: Disinfect & Shield Hand Sanitizer does not meet the conditions under section 505G(a)(3) of the FD&C Act for marketing without an approved application under section 505.