Cuticura Original Hand Hygiene Gel Reviews

Cuticura - Original Hand Hygiene Gel As I am currently pregnant and really don't want to get the flu I decided to try and protect myself a bit with using a hand gel which would kill any germs on it. It meant that when I was out and about I could discretely use the gel and not have to wash my hands (as it is not always ...  Read the complete review

I am a big fan of this anti-bacterial hand gel, especially during the winter months when so many bugs are flying around. Anything that can help prevent illness is welcome. I constantly have a bottle of this stuff in my handbag. It comes in a little bottle and it costs around £1 from major supermarkets. It's a really handy size and it's ...  Read the complete review

I'm not a fan of antibacterial staff in the kitchen, bathroom and everywhere but since I have little kids I have to take care of their health. When we go out to do the shopping I don't get them out of the pushchair so we don't use the hand hygiene gel but after playing in the playground I always clean their hands with the antibacterial ...  Read the complete review

After watching a strange (albeit interseting) documentary on TV about germs it got me thinking. Whilst I was queueing at my local Boots I noticed this bad boy just begging me to buy it. I succumbed after the scary facts that were still lodged in my brain from the night before. Did you know that one single bacteria cell can grow to more than 8 ...  Read the complete review

When the media first started scaring me with the idea of swine flu, I went to the shop and picked up the supplies I thought might help me combat this virus if it ever hits big time. I have no idea whether this will happen or not, but if it does I want to be prepared! According to wikipedia, hand sanitizers are effective at killing the ...  Read the complete review

DESIGN This comes in a small plastic bottle, although the bottle is small there is a lot of gel inside it. The labels on the back and front of it are quite nice and they have lots of information on them about what is inside the bottle and how to use it. The gel inside is clear in colour and has little air bubbles throughout it. The ...  Read the complete review

Since the whole "Swine Flu" scenario, I'm sure I won't be the only person in their place of work which now has these strategically placed in every nook and cranny! I am positive that all Chemists etc had a field day when people were buying any type of Anti-Bac gel by the bucketload and I wouldn't be surprised if this was their ...  Read the complete review

At present I have a couple of relatives who are in and out of hospital as well as suffering from a few medical problems myself. This has lead to me ensuring that my hands are always clean and sanitised wherever I go and whatever I touch. It's almost a bit obsessive but it's good to try and avoid bacteria and germs whenever possible. A ...  Read the complete review

I first came across hand gels when I was lucky enough to go on a cruise with my older daughter a couple of years ago. Passengers had to use it before entering the restaurants & other eating areas - it seemed strange at first, but then soon became the norm & it's a habit I've since continued at home. Although we use soap at home ...  Read the complete review

I first brought a hand sanatiser when I was going to hospital to have my baby and we used in constantly in the weeks after her birth. That was 3 yrs ago and I brought some off ebay. Now I get it from the supermarkets and my prefered brand is cuticura hand hygiene gel, I buy the small 100ml bottle and it costs just 99p. It fits ...  Read the complete review

We've all been told washing our hands is important, not just because of swine flu but frequently anyway. As someone who's a bit OCD about hand washing I have always had a bottle of one brand or another of anti-bacterial hand gel with me for years and I'm not embarrassed in the slightest to get it out and apply it anywhere. Recently ...  Read the complete review

as someone who has dermatitis and Exzema I need to know if anyone has 'broken out' after using this product and are there any fragrance free hand hygeine gels out there?

I was going on a trip to a safari park and thought touching the animals, eating and with the current Swine Flu, some anti-bacterial hand gel would be a good idea. Normally I don't bother with things like this, but with a little one in tow aswell I thought it was best to. - What Is Cuticura? - __________________ I ...  Read the complete review

I have always been hygiene conscious and when a family camping trip was arranged i needed something I could clean my hands with on the go. I came across Cuticura which claims to kill 99.9% of bacteria, excellent! *** What it says on the bottle *** - A Fast, effective, hygienic alternative to washing hands with soap ...  Read the complete review

I was given my first bottle of this when i went for a walk around the maternity unit when i was expecting my daughter. The nurses all had bottles attached to there uniform to help prevent the spread of germs and were happy to give me some to use whilst i was in the unit looking around and getting use to all the different areas. When i ...  Read the complete review

When going out or being at work, there are many places where you can pick up bacteria, such as in public transport, on door handles etcetera. When you then want to eat something, or even need to rub your eyes, it is handy to have this gel with you. You cannot always wash your hands and even if there are facilities, these might not be hygienic ...  Read the complete review

I have been more attracted to these type of hand gels lately. I started using them regularly whilst my grandad was in hospital and got MRSA whilst in there . The hospital provided alcohol gel but i kept some of this in my handbag so i could have peace of mind. Since then i have repurchased a few and have them in my bag at all times, in the car and ...  Read the complete review

Cuticura Original Hand Hygiene Gel is a genuinely useful product: a product which kills the vast majority (99.9%) of bacteria. However, this is neither the most effective product on the market nor a replacement for proper hand washing. I have attended a couple of first aid courses during the last 4 years and during these it ...  Read the complete review

I bought this product last week from my local pharmacy which happened to be Lloyd's, for £1.29- which indeed I thought was a very reasonable price, especially as you get a decent 100ml in each bottle. You only need to use a small amount of the product on your hands and simply rub over your hands and it seems to sink straight in, being ...  Read the complete review

If you, like me, have spent any amount of time working in a large hospital, you will become intimately acquainted with the concept of hand hygiene. You will read glaring notices every time you visit the loo reminding you to wash your hands; you will have had training sessions on correct hand washing technique; and everywhere you go, little green ...  Read the complete review