Description
I.C. Hand Lotion is designed to meet the needs of any general manufacturing facility. It lacks the problematic ingredients that can interfere with processes and equipment or contaminate gloves and PPE. Vitamins A, D, and E are added, along with a blend of nourishing succulents, to heal past damage and prevent contact dermatitis caused by repeated glove-use and handwashing.
FREE OF:
•Glycerin Free •Cruelty Free •Lanolin Free •Mineral Oil Free •Silicone Free
INGREDIENT LIST
Purified DI Water, Propylene Glycol, Glyceryl Stearate (and) PEG-100 Stearate, Stearic Acid, Octyl Stearate (and) Octyl Palmitate (and) Dioctyl Adipate, Cetyl Alcohol, Phenoxyethanol (and) Ethylhexylglycerin, Triethanolamine, Disodium EDTA, Fragrance, FD & C Blue #1, Agave Tequilana Leaf (Blue Agave), Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice (Aloe Vera), Vitamins A, D, & E
DIRECTIONS FOR USE:
• Use before gloving to protect hands from drying and cracking.
USES:
• Use as pre-gloving lotion to avoid contact dermatitis
• Use to improve grounding to wrist straps for PCB work
• Use to moisturize and heal dry or damaged skin
APPLICATIONS:
Healthcare, Office, Industrial, Education, Government, Electronics, Facility Maintenance, Nursing Homes
WORKPLACE CERTIFICATIONS AND TESTING:
•Helps Meet ANSI ESD-TR20.20
• NSF E4 Certified for Food Processing Plants
• Glove Compatibility Tested
FEATURES AND BENEFITS:
| Industry Safe | Lacks problematic ingredients that compromise your workplace or facility. |
| Equipment Safe | Will not affect keyboards, displays, or static sensitive devices. |
| Risk-Free Formula | Free of lanolin, silicon, glycerin, and mineral oils |
| Moisturizing | Revitalizing formula restores skin health and complexion |
| Comfort Care | Relieves dry skin caused by diseases like xerosis, eczema, dermatitis and more. |
| Preventative Care | Helps to avoid contact dermatitis from repeated glove-use or handwashing |
| Nourishing Vitamins | Vitamins A, D, and E stimulate cells and are naturally anti-inflammatory. |
| Succulent Infusion | Helps to maintain and improve the skin’s hydration, tone, and elasticity |
| Hypoallergenic | Free of ingredients likely to cause an allergic reaction. |
| Skin Softening | Protects from damage caused by skin cracking, exposure, or dryness. |
| Dermatologist Tested | Clinically proven to be an effective moisturizing agent. |
| Pre-Glove Compatible | Use before putting on Nitrile, Latex or Vinyl gloves. |
| Non-Greasy | Dries instantly with no oil-tracking on surfaces or equipment. |
| Non-Toxic | Free of toxic solvents, emollients, and other harmful ingredients |
| ESD Packaging | ESD Safe Bottle options to keep with you at your workstation. |
| Non-Acidic | Ph-balanced to prevent corrosion of electronic components |
| Dermatologist Tested | Clinically proven to be an effective moisturizing agent |
| Food Facility Compliant | Product has been independently evaluated and trace amounts of the product are not expected to cause any adverse toxicological effects. |
| PCB Safe | Does not contain chemicals that may adversely affect solderability or cause corrosion of electronic components. |
| ESD Standards | Helps meet ESD-TR20.20 by hydrating the skin and making a better connection to ESD wrist straps |
Kelly P –
Love this stuff. Working in a clinic I was my hands all the time. This lotion not only absorbs quickly but does a great job moisturizing my hands. The bonus is no greasy residual so you can immediately go back to work on the computer . I haven’t found another product half as effective.
Pearl D –
We are a manufacturing company. The lotion protects assemblers hands and in turn protects the PCB Boards from static.
dsmithjr –
I work in a factory were static electricity is a big issue. I use this lotion regularly and it actually helps to reduce the amount of shocks.
JOseph J Felton –
I bought several different types of ESD hand lotion for my technicians to sample. This was the favorite. (Also the best price!)
KCB –
This lotion is the best kept secret on the planet. I work in the semiconductor industry, that’s how I know about it. But I also have a problem with dry hands in the winter. I am *fanatical* about the lotion I use for that. For years, I used Gerber’s Grins & Giggles Baby Lotion. Then they quit making it. I tried to find out if it was avaliable under a different name (it was made in Canada). I even went so far as to start a spreadsheet with all the ingredients, and then to compare one by one with other lotions out there. I didn’t get to far trying that way. :-) So then I started trying other baby lotions, thinking I’d find something sooner or later. I did try a few, but I didn’t like *any* of them as much as that Gerber’s stuff. For kicks, I tried some of the lotion we had at work. Holy crap, this could be it! So I brought in a small bottle, spirited some of it away to bring it home, and bam, it’s almost as good as the Gerber’s. And hopefully, I don’t have to worry about it being discontinued! It’s a great lotion, and hopefully others discover that it’s not just for people who wear bunnysuits and cleanroom gloves all day!
L. M. Williams –
I’ve used this lotion when I worked at electronics plants for the last 30 years. It absorbs into the skin without leaving any greasy feel or residue and leaves my hands soft. It’s lightly scented, however the unscented is also available here on Amazon.