By David Saunders | UPDATED: 11:03, 23 April 2020
A new brand of antibacterial hand gel – Palm⁺ – has been launched by the founder of children’s bath time range, Good Bubble, in response to the increasing demand for hand sanitisers caused by the global coronavirus pandemic.
The range comes from Amy Wordsworth, founder of the Good Bubble range of children’s toiletries, which featured on Dragons Den in 2014 and received the backing of Deborah Meaden.
Palm⁺ is a hypoallergenic, moisturising, antibacterial hand gel with over 60% alcohol content that kills 99.99% of bacteria while it cleans, freshens and protects the hands.
Wordsworth said: “As our customers closed their doors due to the pandemic, demand for Good Bubble reduced. At the same time there was a huge demand for hand sanitisers so, as we already had the components in stock and an effective formulation ready, we decided to diversify and were good to go.
“We’ve created two cruelty free and vegan friendly hand sanitisers that comes in 50% recycled packaging and are now available for pre-order at our new online store. There are 20,000 bottles available, which will enable keyworkers, vulnerable members of the public and those in isolation to buy the hand gel without having to leave their homes.”
It is available in 100ml bottles, in either Fresh Fig or Fragrance Free. Palm⁺ is available on pre-order at www.palm-uk.com for £2.85 while stocks lasts and will be delivered from Monday 21 April 2020. Please note there is a basket limit of two products per order.