An online rumor claims that using hand sanitizer may be more detrimental than helpful if it changes your skin pH levels, making you more susceptible to infection.

Hand sanitizer is great to have when soap and water aren't available. Before you go stockpiling, learn about if and when hand sanitizer expires.

Claims online suggest hand sanitizers can damage the pH levels in the skin making users more vulnerable to bacteria or a virus. Here's an expert's response.

The CDC recommends using hand sanitizer when soap and water are inaccessible amid the coronavirus pandemic. But you may not be using it effectively.

Consumer Reports asks, Is hand-washing better than using hand sanitizer for flu protection? A new study shows hand-washing beats hand sanitizer when it comes to eliminating flu.

Touchland’s Power Mist Hydrating Hand Sanitizer is the status symbol of hand care. Read to find out why people of all ages are loving this $10 option.

Getting hand sanitizer in your eye can cause sharp pain, swelling, and damage to the outer layer of your eye called the cornea.

You can easily make your own hand sanitizer with supplies you can find at a drugstore or may already have at home.

Hand sanitizer might not be as effective as people think—especially against the flu. In a new study published by mSphere, researchers found that hand-washing under running water removed the flu ...

Why does hand sanitizer smell so bad? It's time to take the perfume out of hand sanitizer. Credit: Aleksandr ZubkoV / Getty Images At some point last year, amidst the coronavirus pandemic, people ...