Long-lasting antibacterial spray +Plus upgraded version | Anti-epidemic and antibacterial

【Product specifications】 Ingredients: Water, Polysilsesquioxane Steardimonium Chloride, Chlorhexidine Digluconate, 1,2-Hexanediol, Saccharide Isomerate Capacity: 100ml Validity period: 3 years Origin: Taiwan 【Instructions】 Spray directly onto items, skin and other places where you want to achieve effective antibacterial protection. Just apply it. No need to rinse after use. The antibacterial effect lasts for 24 hours, so there is no need to re-spray frequently. Precautions: Do not eat for protective use. Avoid contact with eyes when using. Please pay attention to the sealing before using after opening. 【Use Q&A】 Q1: Can long-lasting antibacterial spray be used in environments where newborns/pregnant women/pets exist? is allowed. The long-lasting antibacterial spray is designed to be safe and in compliance with regulations. The antibacterial ingredients are certified by the Ministry of Health and Welfare, so you can use it with confidence. Q2: Does the long-lasting antibacterial spray contain essential oils? This product does not contain essential oils or alcohol. Q3: How long is the antibacterial shelf life and antibacterial effectiveness of long-lasting antibacterial spray? The shelf life is 3 years. After third-party notarization inspection, the antibacterial effect can reach 24 hours after use. Q4: How do I clean off the long-lasting antibacterial spray after spraying it? Long-lasting antibacterial spray is sprayed directly on items, skin and other places where effective antibacterial protection is desired. No need to rinse after use. Q5: Can long-lasting antibacterial spray be used for favismia? is allowed. The long-lasting antibacterial spray is designed not to contain camphor or other components that may affect patients with favismia, so you can use it with confidence. Q7: Can it be used if there are wounds on the skin? The condition of each wound is different, and there is still a gap between the effects of products and medicines. It is recommended to avoid spraying on the wound as much as possible.