HACKENSACK, NJ, September 14, 2010 (Press-News.org) Just in time for back to school, Napp Technologies LLC, the global distributor of Soft & Shield Hand Sanitizer and Moisturizer is offering its 2.2 oz bottle for free, just pay shipping and handling.
Soft & Shield Hand Sanitizer and Moisturizer protects for 4 hours with just one application (about the size of a dime). It will only need to be applied twice during the course of an 8-hour day for full protection. In addition to being alcohol free, Soft & Shield is a great moisturizer which is also hypoallergenic and has a clean, refreshing scent.
Sheldon Wexler, Napp's President, stated, "Parents can really make their back to school dollars go further by using Soft and Shield. Why use a hand sanitizer that constantly needs to be reapplied every time your child comes into contact with germs or bacteria? Also, alcohol based hand sanitizers can be dangerous if ingested and are flammable as well. Soft and Shield makes perfect sense for children and the classroom."
Clinical test results are available at http://www.softandshield.com/Test%20Results.pdf.
For full product information, benefits, and to purchase visit us on the web at http://www.softandshield.com.
Napp Technologies LLC is a premier distributor of bulk pharmaceutical products for over 40 years. For further information please contact Linda Squires at (201) 692-0278.
Napp Technologies LLC Introduces Soft & Shield, a Unique Alcohol Free Hand Sanitizer That Protects for 4 Hours, Just In Time For Back To School
Napp Technologies LLC is the global distributor of Soft & Shield Hand Sanitizer and Moisturizer, manufactured in the United States.
2010-09-14
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[Press-News.org] Napp Technologies LLC Introduces Soft & Shield, a Unique Alcohol Free Hand Sanitizer That Protects for 4 Hours, Just In Time For Back To SchoolNapp Technologies LLC is the global distributor of Soft & Shield Hand Sanitizer and Moisturizer, manufactured in the United States.