Hand Sanitiser - Sweet Orange, Neem, Tulsi & Aloe Vera
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Give your hands the extra care they deserve by using our moisturising, Ayurvedic hand sanitisers that are gentle on your hands but tough on germs. The faint and pleasant aroma of essential oils will leave your hands feeling fresh, clean and moisturised all at once.
Ingredients: Neem (azadirchta indica) ext., Tulsi (occimum sanctum) ext., Chandan (santalum album) jal, Certified Organic Ghrit Kumari (aloe barbadensis) leaf juice, Shallaki (boswellia serrata), Myrhh (commiphora myrhh), Glycerine (glycerol), Sweet Orange (citrus sinesis) essential oil, Cellulose (hydroxyethyl cellulose), Alcohol (ethanol) 72%.
How to Use: Rub 2-3 ml of the product well over clean, dry hands and nail grooves for 30 seconds.
ANTI-MICROBIAL PROTECTION | HYDRATES | SOFTENS | 70% ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL (IPA) | WHO COMPLIANT
Net weight: 500ml
Free Shipping on orders over $62 NZ Wide* (Excluding Fragile & Rural).
Shipping Price: $6.99
Rural: $10.99
*Fragile Rate - $7.99 - $15.99
*Rural Surcharge - For Orders Over $62 -$4.99
Shipping Time: 1 - 3 Working Days Rural: 2 - 5 Working Days.
Please allow 1-2 working days dispatch time.
All orders placed on Thursday after 10pm NZT, will be dispatched and shipped on Monday.
NZPOST only delivers on working days.
To verify that a herb is authentic it is issued with a Certificate of Authenticity (COA) which contains tests (heavy metals/safety/identification) done on every batch of herb manufacturing. E.g Amla COA or Ashwagandha COA. COAs for every herb are available via email request.
To identify if the herb is organic it's certified by USDA & Onecert International which can be verified by visiting the USDA database here.
Please note shilajit cannot be claimed as organic as it's not cultivated by humans, it's extracted from special shilajit rocks which is only produced by nature. Shilajit can only be tested for heavy metals which we have done in a New Zealand Laboratory (document is available here)
