Body, Hand & Face Lotions

The Companion to Every Hand Hygiene Program

Staff who sanitize and wash their hands forty times a shift end up with skin that hurts, and lotion is the item that acknowledges it. Infection prevention teams pair it with hand hygiene campaigns, nursing leadership orders it for appreciation weeks, and oncology and infusion programs include it in comfort bags where dry skin is part of treatment. It is a small gesture that reads as someone paying attention.

Sizes and Where Each One Lands

One ounce bottles and carabiner kits are the giveaway and kit size. Two and four ounce bottles work as a desk or bag item. Eight and sixteen ounce pump bottles suit a nurses station, a break room or a take home gift. If fragrance is a concern in your setting, ask for the unscented options specifically. Free samples ship to your business address so you can judge texture and scent yourself.

Common Questions

Why do infection prevention teams order lotion?

Because staff who sanitize forty times a shift end up with skin that hurts, and lotion is the item that acknowledges it. It pairs naturally with a hand hygiene campaign rather than competing with one.

Our units restrict fragrance. What can we order?

Ask us for the unscented options specifically and we will send those only. It is a common requirement and not every product page makes the distinction obvious.

What lotion goes into a comfort bag for infusion patients?

A 1 oz bottle or a carabiner kit that pairs lotion with a lip moisturizer. Small, unscented, and useful during treatment when dry skin is part of the picture.