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CANOGA PARK, Calif., March 5, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Savvy Wellness announces that their
GERMS AWAY PLUS, with 80% ethyl alcohol, pharmacist formulated, individual single serving disposable hand sanitizer packets will now be offered to the CASINO industry with a GAMING THEME and a logo opportunity on the front panel along with the necessary ingredients panel, MADE IN AMERICA, and the AMERICAN FLAG on the reverse.
According to the CDC, if soap and water are not available, consumers should use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer that contains at least 60% alcohol.
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Tea Tree oil, Lavender oil, Cassia Bark oil, and Lemon Peel oil.
These oils combine to have a pleasant scent (rather than the typical awful alcohol smell) while keeping your hands soft and germs free. GERMS AWAY PLUS is the next generation of hand sanitizers that delivers the most effective approach to today s needs. These Single Serve packets are also offered with private label. For information regarding quantity purchase availability please email for details to [email protected].
SAVVY WELLNESS (www.germsawayplus.com) in partnership with THE SNG GROUP, LLC, a well-known sanitation company in New Jersey (www.azmons.com) have entered into an agreement to supply OCEAN COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT with hand sanitizer 2 oz. bottles which will carry the OCEAN COUNTY label. The first order is for 50,000 County labeled bottles to begin delivery first week in January 2021. (Distributed by SAVVY WELLNESS & The SNG Group.) SAVVY WELLNESS CEO, Robert Williams has stated that he e
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