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This is why we also take steps to conceal your prescription products under two layers of packaging.
We have a commitment to delivering a discreet service and understand your need for privacy. We ship all orders via a trackable courier using discreet, plain packaging.
Once your order is dispatched you will receive a tracking number via sms and email.
We deliver medications between Monday and Saturday. You can upgrade to Saturday delivery on Friday.
You should receive a tracking number with your order which you can use this number to track your parcel online. This should give you a clear indication of where your parcel is. If you haven’t received your parcel in the time frame given by our couriers, contact your local depot to find out where it is. You can also contact our support team who will do this for you.
On checkout you will be asked to leave your mobile number so our courier can text you about the delivery. This is also useful if the courier has problems finding your address. We will not use your mobile number for anything else.
You can pay for your order using credit, debit card or via bank transfer.
If you don’t have a credit or debit card you can pay via bank transfer. We will give you a unique reference number at checkout along with details of how to make the transfer. Once the money has cleared in our account, we will process your order.
We are a completely secure site and take many measures to ensure your details are kept safe. We understand that you have a right to extreme privacy when purchasing sensitive health medications. All information that you provide to us is stored on our secure servers. Any payment transactions will be encrypted using SSL technology.
You can pay for your order using credit, debit card and bank transfer.
Card Payment: Please notify us that you wish to cancel your order. Your refund will show available In 1 - 3 days.
Bank Transfer: A member of our team will contact you requesting for your bank details. These details are only used to transfer the funds back into your account.
Alcohol hand sanitiser is an antimicrobial solution which is used to kill germs and bacteria. It's commonly used in hygiene sensitive environments such as commercial kitchens and healthcare environments. However, it has become a common everyday carry for many people who are cautious about their hygiene.
The environment which we interact with on a daily basis is riddled with germs, such as bacteria and dirt, which pose a threat our health. Hand rails, door handles, buttons at pedestrian crossings are touched by many people on a regular basis and can carry harmful bacteria and viruses.
Handling raw ingredients, particularly meats, can expose your hands to bacteria which you can easily contaminate other foods with.
Shared spaces such as offices are also ideal breeding grounds for bacteria. Keyboards, mice, headsets, desk surfaces and doorhandles can also carry potentially dangerous bacteria.
In most cases, harmful bacteria and viruses can be removed from the skin using soap and water. But if you don't have immediate access to soap and water, it can be difficult to clean your hands. If this is the case, hand sanitiser may be a suitable alternative.
Additionally, antibacterial hand sanitiser can be a useful product to carry around to keeps your hands hygienically fresh, whether you often shake hands with other people, provide care to someone or often expose yourself to bacteria.
You can buy hand sanitiser online from Prescription Doctor quickly and conveniently. We offer a next-day discreet delivery from our GPhC registered pharmacy. All products listed on our website are licensed for use in the UK by the MHRA.
Features of our hand sanitiser:
Alcohol hand sanitiser gel is suitable to use in the following situations:
Hand sanitiser is not a replacement for washing your hands with soap and water, but can help to sterilise your hands when providing care.
Do not use hand sanitiser on visibly soiled hands, or if your hand is cut.
You can use alcohol hand sanitiser to sterilise latex or nitrile gloves.
Using hand sanitiser gel is straight-forward.
Do not mix hand sanitiser with water as this will weaken the antibacterial effect.
Hand sanitiser is highly flammable and should be kept away from open flames and heat sources.
Hand sanitiser may cause irritation on sites with cuts or scratches.
If you are allergic to aloe vera, glycerine, or any of the other ingredients listed on the bottle, do not use hand sanitiser.
If you experience an allergic reaction after using hand sanitiser, discontinue use and speak to your doctor or a pharmacist. In the case of severe allergic reaction, such as suspected anaphylaxis, seek immediate emergency medical attention by going straight to the nearest casualty department.
Signs of allergic reaction include:
Speak to your doctor before using hand sanitiser gel if you are pregnant or breastfeeding.
Do not use hand sanitiser past the expiry date printed on the bottle.
Do not store above 40°C.
Alcohol based hand sanitiser may discolour fabrics, and may cause damage to woods and plastics.
Always keep hand sanitiser out of reach from children and pets.
There is currently a lot of misinformation about the effectiveness of hand sanitiser against the coronavirus known as Covid-19.
Hand sanitisers with an alcohol content of 60% or higher are effective against coronavirus. Moreover, the NHS recommend using hand sanitiser when washing your hands is not possible, so long as your hands are not visibly soiled.
The hand sanitiser we offer through our online service has a 70% alcohol base which makes it ideal for preventing the spread of harmful infections.
Of course, it's important to wash your hands with soap and water before and after preparing raw ingredients, going to the toilet or coming into contact with contaminated surfaces.
For more information about Covid-19, see our blog post here.
If you accidentally get hand sanitiser in your eyes, you should rinse the gel away using water.
If you continue to experience burning long after rinsing the substance from your eyes, speak to a doctor as soon as you can.
If you or someone else accidentally swallows the hand sanitiser, ring the NHS 111 service for advice or speak to a doctor as soon as you can.
Due to the high alcohol content of the sanitiser gel, accidental ingestion can seriously harm a child.
Alternatively, you can contact a poison centre for advice.
Due to the alcohol content, hand sanitiser can seriously harm a child if swallowed.
Do not use hand sanitiser if your hands have another chemical agent, such as bleach, on them.
Mixing hand sanitiser with other cleaning products may result in an adverse chemical reaction which could harm your skin.
After using strong cleaning solutions, it is advised to wash your hands with regular soap and water.
Hand sanitiser is not very effective at removing grease and food particles, such as crumbs, from your hands.
In this instance, you should wash your hands with soap and water.
However, if your hands are dry and clean, but you feel they may be contaminated from touching shares utensils, you can use hand sanitiser to effectively eradicate germs.
You can buy hand sanitiser online from Prescription Doctor. When you use our online GPhC registered pharmacy, you can rest assured that the product is genuine and approved in the UK by the MHRA.
To buy hand sanitiser through our online service, simply select the button at the top of the page which says "start order".
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