Antibacterial Hand Sanitizers

The Booth Item Nobody Declines

Sanitizer works at a show because accepting one requires no thought. It goes into a badge holder or a laptop bag and gets used in an airport that same afternoon, which puts your logo back in someone's hand several times before they get home. Office and facilities managers order the same items by the case for reception desks, break rooms and fleet vehicles, where a branded bottle doubles as supply and signage at once.

Think About Where the Bottle Ends Up

A spray pen or a credit card spray goes into a badge holder and mails inside a campaign envelope, which is why show programs order those two by the thousand. A one ounce bottle is what someone keeps in a laptop bag for a week of travel. Two and three ounce bottles belong on a desk, in a break room or in a glovebox. Carabiner tottles clip to a strap instead of sinking to the bottom of a bag. Unscented is the safer default across a mixed audience.

Common Questions

What alcohol percentage do these use?

Formulations differ by item and each product page lists its own, including 60 percent alcohol gels. If procurement has a written standard, send it and we will point you to the items that meet it, in writing.

Which size is best for a trade show giveaway?

The spray pen or the credit card spray. Both are small enough that attendees pocket them without weighing whether they want to carry it, which is the whole game at a busy show.

Can we get sanitizer that mails flat in a campaign?

Yes. Credit card sprays and spray pens are the two formats that mail well without adding much weight or thickness. Call 800.378.6376 to talk through a direct mail quantity.