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We are dedicated to providing high quality sanitizing products that keep our customers safe and healthy. Our focus is on product integrity, reliability and availability. We pledge that all our products are precision-tested in our labs to ensure quality, and we will always strive to offer easy access to them. Germs Be Gone! is on the list of authorized hand sanitizers by Health Canada for COVID-19. Antiseptic Protection. Kills 99.9% of all microbes (bacteria & viruses) on contact. Meets Health Canada’s hand sanitizer specifications. Enriched with aloe and vitamin E. Made in Canada and Health Canada Approved. Exclusively available at Apex.
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594 Newpark Blvd., L3X 2S2, Newmarket, Canada
- (888) 450-2739
- sales@apexlab.ca
- apexlab.ca
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