PurellCottony Soft Hand Sanitizing Wipes, Individually Wrapped, 40 Individually Packed Sanitizing Wipes in Self Dispensing Display Box (Case of 12) - 9025-12

As advertised. One problem, I ordered these at the last of May 2025, they all expire June 2025.

When Sam's club discontinued Germex wipes, i went searching for a substitute and found these. Although they are not as big and soft as my old favorite, they do the job. Each 7x5 wipe is individually wrapped, and packed in boxes of 40 wipes, with a dispenser hatch on the end. The wipes are soft (not like the stiff papery wipes provided in some restaurants), have a pleasant odor and do not make my hands feel sticky after use. I travel a lot and they are useful for, among other things, wiping down the seat belt, arm rests, various switches and tray tables on planes. They help kill germs on the telephone, remote controls, door knobs and light switches in hotel rooms. Cleaning my hands before meals, and so on. I keep a few in my suitcases, purse, car....

1/3 of packages were dry and another 1/3 were stuck at bottom of foil....impossible to remove wipes from package

Some of the purrell wipes are totally dry.

I carry these in my purse all the time, for rest rooms, shopping carts, resturants (bottles), air plane trays, people are still now washing their hands often. These used to be about 1" larger, which was helpful, but these surve the purpose. These at Amazon are a good value. I purchased a case of 12.

I use this to put in my kids' lunch bags and snack bags. It is very handy and convenient and easy for my kids to use. Since I can stash them straight into their lunch and snack bags, they actually use it! I can't rely that my kids will remember to wash their hands before eating at school, so this is the alternative. I stash some of this in my purse as well. I find them better than just the gel. Also this in particular are nice soft cloth like material. I've used the other stiff paper like cloth. I think these are much nicer to use and worth the extra money.

My daughter needs a lot of wipes in her school lunch and I have always used Wet Ones. However, one day she came home and told me about these that her friend had, and how much she liked them. So I ordered some and I can understand why she wanted them. These wipes are softer and easier to use than normal wipes. It feels easier to clean your hands with them because they are more flexible. Have had no problems with them ripping either.

I've used alcohol wipes from various companies for 20 years. These are still the most comfortable. I will say this, though: No matter which company's wipes you buy, there will be an occasional dud, where a small hole somewhere has allowed the wipe to dry out. Never carry or keep with you just one wipe, because when you really need it, you don't want that one wipe to be a dud. I've never had two wipes in a row be duds, with any brand.