lodine based sanitizer
Lodine Based Sanitizer
Iodine Based Sanitizer Good Quality
Chlorine-Based Sanitizer For Drinking Watter
Alcohol based hand rub
Alcohol based hand rub
Foaming Cleanser For Hands Without Color & Odor
Anti Microbial Hand Soap For Hand Sanitizer
Alcohol Based Hand Gel
Alcohol based hand gel
Al Wazeer hand sanitizaer is a high quality, mild, sanitaizer, it contains a blend of gentle cleaners and rich emollients that help soften skin and prevent drying
We offer Hand gel and surface sanitzing made by nano-technology , its more safe on skin-clothes-..etc,
All detergent ,cleaning, disinfecting and chemical products..
It Prevents cross transmission of most common nosocomial pathogens effective against viruses, bacteria, molds and yeasts It contains Ethyl Alcohol 70%, the strongest concentration among alcohols evaporates quickly, leaves hands feeling soft without greasy after use. Contains emollients & moisturizers, like glycerin, which is used as a moisturizer in cosmetics, due to its water binding properties. The product is registered at the Egyptian Ministry of health as well as : - France - Germany - FDA approved We supply hospitals, clinics, pharmacies, hotels, banks and many other facilities and corporates
Liquid oxygen bleach for colored fabrics
Powder oxygen bleach for colored fabrics
Anti bacterial hand sanitizer.
Sanitizer.
Hand sanitizer.
Product name: Basil Ocimum Basilicum Botanical name: Ocimum Basilicum Family: Lamiaceae HS Code: 12119000 Origin: Egypt Packing: 20 kg bags Cultivation: Common Dried Method: Air Dried Description: Basil has many varieties, most of them considered an annual plant, but some of the basils are deemed perennial in warm, tropical climates. The branching roots of basil produce bushy stems; their heights are estimated at 30-60 cm and have bearing opposite, ovate, entire, or toothed leaves which are often purplish-hued. Basil is very aromatic, no tomato sauce or soup is complete without it. Europeans think that basil can ensure a safe journey so they place it in the hands of the dead. The Indians also have the same thought, but they place it in the mouth to ensure they reach God. The ancient Greeks and the ancient Egyptians believed it would open the gates of heaven for a person passing on.
