Promotional Antibacterial Products

How to Properly Store Personalised Disinfectant Products

Proper storage of antibacterial products is essential to preserve their effectiveness and ensure safety. Here’s how to store these products correctly:

• Cool and Dry: Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent degradation of active ingredients.
• Original Packaging: Keep in the original container to avoid contamination and ensure the product remains effective.
• Out of Reach of Children: Store in a location that is inaccessible to children to prevent accidental ingestion or misuse.
• Away from Heat Sources: Keep away from heat or open flames, as some antibacterial products can be flammable.
• Seal Tightly: Ensure the containers are sealed tightly after each use to prevent evaporation of active ingredients.
• Check Expiry Dates: Regularly monitor expiration dates and replace any product that is past its shelf life to maintain efficacy.

FAQs About Custom Branded Santising Products

Do you supply antibacterial products with custom branding?

Yes, we supply packages of wipes and face masks featuring your custom printing on the label.

What is the smallest number of these products I can order?

The minimum order quantity for promotional products under these items that you can order is 100 packs. If you require fewer than 100 packs please let our team know and we'll assist you.

What makes antibacterial wipes different from hand sanitisers?

Antibacterial wipes are a good option for sanitising skin and surfaces for anyone who prefers a gentle, freshening cloth wipe instead of a clear alcohol gel. Hand sanitisers are also only really useful for the skin, while wipes may be used on other surfaces as well. Speak to our friendly team if you're unsure which will suit your promotional campaign the best.

Are antibacterial products safe for everyday use?

Most antibacterial products are safe for daily use if used according to the instructions. However, overuse can lead to skin irritation or disruption of beneficial bacteria on the skin.