Does the type of hand sanitizer matter? A study involving 568 people suggests it might

The Medical News · 1h ago

In a 72-day randomized trial involving 568 participants in Japan, an experimental hand sanitizer containing ethanol, benzalkonium chloride, and lactic acid was associated with a 40% lower cumulative incidence of upper respiratory symptoms than a commercial ethanol-based sanitizer. Participants using the experimental formulation also experienced fewer illness-related work restrictions, although…

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Does the type of hand sanitizer matter? A study involving 568 people suggests it might

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