GLO Germ Glo Germ Gel 8 Ounce

• GLO GERM Glo Germ Gel 8 Ounce
• Brand : GLO GERM
• Product type: MEDICATION
• 226.79 g Pack of 1
• gel

Product description Our Glo Germ Gel Contains Proven Safe Ingredients Which Simulate The Presense Of Real Germs, 5 Micros In Size. Glo Germ Gel Will Illuminate Under Uv Light, Showing Where Actual Germs Would Reside. Our Gel Works Best For Demonstrations Where Frequent Or Numerous Uses Are Required. Pump 1 2 Strokes Of Gel On Palms Of Hands And Rub Together, Including Bthe Back Of Hands. Scrape Fingernails On Pals To Infect Germs Under The Nails. Place Hands Under A Uv Light To View The Germs. Follow With Normal Hand Washing, Then Test Again With Uv Light To Inspect How Well The Hands Were Washed. Legal Disclaimer Use Glo Germ Gel for Hand Washing - General Public/Kid Friendly *This product is lotion based and non-staining* You will need: 1. Glo Germ Gel 2. Glo Germ Hand-held UV Light 3. Stop Watch or Timer w/second counter 4. Paper Towels 5. Soap 6. Warm, Running water Step One Ask the trainee to hold out their hands, palms facing upright and fingers slightly bent. This allows the trainer to easily distribute the artificial germs where real germs are found. The trainer should apply nickel size amount into the trainee’s hand. Step Two Ask the trainee to rub their hands together as if they are rubbing in lotion. Make sure they get the Gel in between their fingers, on the back of their hands, and have them scratch the palm of their hands to get the “germs” under their nails (this product will apply just like lotion). Shine the UV light over their hands (the artificial germs will glow bright blue under UV light). Step Three Ask the trainee to wash and dry their hands as they normally would (Trainer should time this process). When trainee has completed washing and drying their hands, shine the UV light over their hands again to evaluate how effective their “normal routine” is. Pay close attention to their cuticles, under their nails, in between fingers and the backs of their hands. Step Four Repeat steps one and two and ask the trainee to follow the hand washing techniques you have established and validated (length and technique of cleansing). Use the stop watch to ensure that the correct cleansing time and steps are taken. The trainee should see that only a few places glow under the UV light. **Complete removal of Glo Germ with normal washing is more difficult if the skin is chapped or cracked, indicating that bacteria is also harder to remove. This will require a hand care regimen with a quality hand lotion twice daily and a judicious use of a hand sanitizing gel.**