Whilst wall-mounted hand sanitiser dispensers are the perfect addition to any workplace, they don’t benefit an employee when they’re out and about, visiting a client or even just enjoying lunch. This is why carrying hand sanitiser at all times is now an accepted part of life and can help a business to maintain normal day-to-day operations.
To make the process easier, Clarisafe was launched with the core mission of helping businesses and individuals to protect themselves against the spread of coronavirus. Antibacterial hygiene has become the norm and is expected to continue far into the future, so the availability of innovative products designed to keep people safe, healthy and productive is imperative.
Our single-use sachet boasts a robust design that stops it from rupturing or leaking when being carried,” says Damian White Managing Director at Clarisafe. “Simultaneously, it’s very easy to open when needed, making it a highly convenient and effective solution. Simply bend the sachet in half to access the single dose of antibacterial gel and apply it to your hands. The dose is 1.5ml, which is the perfect amount without resulting in wastage.”
Clarisafe hand sanitiser gel has been developed by pharmaceutical experts to kill 99.9% of bacteria, all while being kind to the skin. Once rubbed over both hands, the gel dries very quickly and doesn’t leave any sticky residue, making it practical for all working environments. Whether your business takes the form of an office, retail space, manufacturing plant, healthcare facility, transportation hub, hospitality venue or anything else, Clarisafe single-use sachets are ideally suited to the needs of your staff.
“Significant absenteeism is another risk that businesses now have to prevent as much as possible,” adds Damian. “When a member of staff falls ill in general, a business temporarily loses an asset; if they contract coronavirus, it becomes even more serious and complex, as the business has to do everything in its power to ensure a quick recovery and the protection of the wider workforce. Keeping single-use sachets in stock at all times is a powerful method of maintaining high levels of employee health and safety, which aside from being a responsible practice also pays for itself through reduced absenteeism.”
There’s also a lot of fear and anxiety surrounding coronavirus, which can affect a company’s daily output even when staff are healthy. Many employees are understandably wary of the virus spreading and the possibility of it affecting them, so it’s crucial that their minds are put at ease by giving them what they need to remain in excellent health.
“By distributing hand sanitiser sachets to your staff, you’re showing that you care about their wellbeing and equipping them with around-the-clock protection,” says Damian. “When you make it clear that each team member is truly valued by the company, you’re investing in ongoing productivity and the upkeep of staff morale.”
