- Safe, gentle anti-microbial hand sanitizer kills Norwalk virus, SARS, Avian Flu, MRSA, VRE, Salmonella, E. Coli, and more
- Spray type hand sanitizer effectively kills 99.99% of germs that cause disease without using potentially deadly Ethyl Alcohol.
- Alcohol free, Fragrance free, Non-toxic, Non-flammable, Non-corrosive, Worry free. Will not dry skin like alcohol gels
- Mini spray size perfect to take with you anywhere.
- Reduce absenteeism by up to 30%. Clean hands lead to fewer Lost-Time illnesses.
Product Description
X3 Clean uses only the most advanced pharmaceutical grade antimicrobial ingredients and emollients. This new gentle, alcohol free, fragrance free, foaming formula leaves your hands free of any sticky residue and your skin soft, moisturized, and most importantly – germ free.
X3 Clean Hand Sanitizer Mini Spray, 12-Count .27-Ounce Bottles
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March 30th, 2010 
The Good: I love the fact that this product comes in a twistable locking spray bottle. I take one of these into Church with me to spray my hands after shaking hands with everyone in the Cathloic Church’s sign of peace. I have always been a little germ-paranoid and shaking hands with a lot of people right before receiving the Eucharist (eating the bread) bugs me.
The Bad: Unlike other products I have used, this spray feels like it leaves a slightly sticky residue on my hands. It eventually goes away, but it takes longer to evaporate than most.
Because this product delivers on ease-of-use, I recommend it. Better safe than sorry when it comes to germs.
Rating: 3 / 5
A friend gave me a nearly-empty bottle of a proprietary hand sanitizer spray, and I liked the compact nature of the dispenser. I have a job that brings me in contact with “vulnerable populations” in nursing homes and hospitals. I purchased the 12-count X3 package from Amazon so I could keep a dispenser handy in the car.
This is a “point of sale” package, so the 12 bottles are neatly arranged in a cardboard display. This made it easy to store them with other household supplies. Each bottle is individually blister-packed on a cardboard backer.
The “X3″ solution is based on benzalkonium chloride. It dispenses like water, in an atomized spray. It is odorless and leaves no trace behind on the hands.
While it is said to be effective, it requires several sprays from the pump dispenser, and the solution evaporates very quickly. This creates an awkward situation: the user must use one hand to operate the spray button, then quickly drop the dispenser in order to rub both hands together. In most trials with this product, I have not been certain that I got the solution dispensed in sufficient quantity, or dispersed over my hands for a long enough time to be effective.
A user who is switching from a “waterless hand sanitizer” gel might experience similar awkwardness. While you might eventually reach a level of competence with this product, I’d really like to see a solution with a little more “persistence” packaged in the same spray bottle.
Rating: 3 / 5