- Gentle formula helps maintain skin health.
- Formulated with a blend of moisturizers to maintain the skin's natural moisture barrier.
- Rinses away easily.
- SANITARY SEALED refills help lock out germs; use patent pending GOJO CONTROLLED COLLAPSE technology to keep bottle shape longer while emptying.
- Durable PET bottle uses 30% less material than standard rigid HDPE.
- Crystal clarity for visual appeal and easier monitoring of fill level.
- Light, clean fresh scent.
- Fresh dispensing valve with each refill.
This gentle formula is as mild as baby wash, and it helps maintain skin health even after repeated washing. It is formulated with a blend of moisturizers to maintain the skin's natural moisture barrier. Rinse away quickly, leaving your hands feeling clean and refreshed. SANITARY SEALED refills help lock out germs. Refills use patent pending GOJO CONTROLLED COLLAPSE technology to keep bottle shape longer while emptying. Durable PET bottle uses 30% less material than standard rigid HDPE containers. Crystal clarity creates visual appeal and allows for easy monitoring of fill level. Soap Type: Foam; Application: Hand; Capacity (Volume): 1250 mL; Scent: Clean Fresh.
| Global Product Type | Personal Soaps-Foam Refill, Moisturizing |
| Soap Type | Foam |
| Application | Hand |
| Scent | Clean Fresh |
| Capacity (Volume) | 1250 mL |
| Packing Type | Refill |
| For Use With | PROVON ADX-12? Dispenser |
| Color(s) | Clear |
| Compliance Standards | USDA Certified Biobased Formulation |
| Pre-Consumer Recycled Content | 0% |
| Post-Consumer Recycled Content | 0% |
| Total Recycled Content Percent | 0% |
| Country Of Origin | US |
| Carton Weight | 10.0 lbs. |
| Carton Pack Quantity | 3 EA |
| Box Pack Quantity | 0 |
| UPC | 073852500264 |
| UNSPSC | 53131608 |
WARNING: California Residents
This product and/or packaging can expose you to chemicals including Styrene, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
