Two new aerosol hand sanitisers launched in the US
Florida, US-based Doctors Kline+Green has launched two new FDA-compliant aerosol hand sanitisers. One is a bag-on-valve spray and the other is an aerosol foam product.
The consumer healthcare products company Formulated Solutions supported the development and commercialisation of the new Doctors Kline+Green hand sanitiser products in support of those who are on the frontline in fighting COVID-19. In a statement, the firm said: “Formulated Solutions has completed efforts to significantly ramp-up production of critical sanitisers and critical care disinfection products to ensure those who serve our community have the essential tools needed to protect themselves and also for those that provide care.
“Our core pharmaceutical manufacturing capabilities are substantial and during this time, we will continue to strive to maintain an uninterrupted supply of our current portfolio of essential self-directed consumer healthcare products for our marketing partners, while dramatically ramping-up supply of other critical products.”
The company added that it will continue to support this “unprecedented” demand for as long as is needed.
The consumer healthcare products company Formulated Solutions supported the development and commercialisation of the new Doctors Kline+Green hand sanitiser products in support of those who are on the frontline in fighting COVID-19. In a statement, the firm said: “Formulated Solutions has completed efforts to significantly ramp-up production of critical sanitisers and critical care disinfection products to ensure those who serve our community have the essential tools needed to protect themselves and also for those that provide care.
“Our core pharmaceutical manufacturing capabilities are substantial and during this time, we will continue to strive to maintain an uninterrupted supply of our current portfolio of essential self-directed consumer healthcare products for our marketing partners, while dramatically ramping-up supply of other critical products.”
The company added that it will continue to support this “unprecedented” demand for as long as is needed.
