About This

• Never get stuck unprepared again! With the Personal Protection Kit, you'll always have everything you need right on hand. This pouch is designed to be easy to take along wherever you go, and fits neatly into a car glove compartment, a child's backpack, or standard sized carryon luggage case. This kit contains one each of the following: pair of disposable gloves, disposable face cover with ear loops, hand cleansing gel and an individually wrapped cleansing wipe.
• Cleansing wipes are individually wrapped in foil packets to retain moisture. They are made with 70% Ethyl alcohol, and intended to clean your hands after coming into contact with shared surfaces, like a desk at school or airplane tray table. A light, fresh fragrance has been added to mask the sharp smell of alcohol. Intended to be used once, they are similar to wet wipes and should not dry out the hands.
• The included gel hand sanitizer comes in .7 ounce packages, ideally sized for packing into a carry on bag. This solution contains 70% alcohol, which surpasses recommended guidelines. The consistency of this product means it will dissolve within 10 seconds of being applied, and will not dry out hands. A light, soap-like perfume has been added to mask the sharp scent of the alcohol.
• This face covering has been made with three layers of cloth to protect your mouth and nose while wearing. The pleated folds make it easy to fit to the shape of the wearer's face, no matter how big or small they may be. Soft elastic ear loops hold the cover on, while helping the cloth to conform to the face's curves. This mask is intended to be used only once. Make sure to break ear loops before disposing.
• The more layers the merrier! Disposable gloves provide an additional barrier between your hands and the world. Designed to stretch and give as your hands move, without adding bulk. Take notes in class, type on a keyboard, or open a public bathroom door without fumbling with thick, slippery fabric. Intended for single use. Dispose in the nearest trash when they are no longer needed.