Purell Hand Sanitizer Soothing Gel Travel Bottle, 6ct x 2oz - 3156-04-EC

In the shadowed vales of our latter days, where the clamor of orcs—nay, mere microbes—ever threatens the fragile peace of mortal flesh, there arrived upon my doorstep a fellowship most valiant: six stout bottles of Purell Advanced Hand Sanitizer, green as the leaves of Lothlórien in high summer, each bearing the white sigil of purity and the proud claim of 2X sanitizing strength. Lo, I purchased them not in haste but in the grim knowledge that the Enemy's hosts multiply beyond counting, and one must arm oneself accordingly. For $17.94 (a trifling sum for such guardianship), these six 2 fl oz sentinels, flip-capped and ready for the fray, stand arrayed like the Company at Rivendell—compact, unyielding, their gel within shimmering with the cool emerald light of some Elven stream. I have borne them through the daily marches: to the forge of work, the fields of errand, the dim halls where strangers breathe too near. One squirt—nay, a mere half-squirt, for their potency is doubled—dispels the shadow, killing 99.99% of those common germs that would otherwise lay siege to hand and health. The alcohol (70% ethyl, as ancient recipes decree) burns clean and swift, yet leaves no desolation behind; instead, the hands emerge soothed, softened, as though tended by the Lady Galadriel herself with her balm of mallorn. No parched wasteland follows their use, no cracked plain of despair such as lesser potions inflict. The fresh scent drifts light as lembas wrapper, clean and unoppressive, a whisper of renewal amid the long defeat of winter germs. These are no mere trinkets for the pocket; they are heirlooms of hygiene, fit to pass from father to son, from quest to quest. In this age of returning shadows, when every handshake is a risk and every door-handle a potential Morgul-blade, I commend these Purell bottles to all free folk. They stand as a small but steadfast light—unpretentious, unbreakable, and wondrously effective. Five stars, and may the Valar preserve your hands as they have preserved mine.

Perfect travel size to throw in the car or a bag. Don’t leak and don’t smell overly strong.

useful

Perfect size, effective cleaning

Easy to throw one in your car, backpack, etc.

these are so handy. good value with 8 bottles in one pack. the moisturizer is nice too so it doesn’t dry out your hands even when using it many times a day. sometimes the caps have issues closing though

Being a nurse and mom I come in contact with many germs. I like to keep hand sanitizer in my purse, car, and scrubs pocket at all times. I even keep some in my kids backpacks for school. Purell is a great brand. It has a higher alcohol content which makes it more effective at killing germs. The bottles each last quite awhile and are sized well for travel. Wonderful value for the price.

I like carrying my own sanitizer. You go into a bathroom and there’s no soap or paper towels, I carry my own!!