Goodbody Botanicals - CBG Spray 50ml

Goodbody Botanicals - CBG Spray 50ml

Unlike traditional alcohol-based hand cleansing products, the technicians have harnessed the additional properties of CBG.

The product also has moisturizing properties to prevent your hands from remaining dry after use.

Research from McMaster University has shown that Cannabigerol (CBG) is an effective antibacterial agent, and now combined with alcohol, our new hand cleanser is an effective way to keep your hands clean.

Goodbody Botanicals' CBG Hand Cleaner is now available in a 50ml bottle, which provides over 500 hand sanitizers for just CHF12.90.

The manufacturer says: 'We pride ourselves on maintaining the highest levels of hygiene in our production processes and hand sanitizers play a part in this, so the current shortage of hand sanitizers is causing us a problem. Given our knowledge of the cannabinoid family, it made sense to develop our own and use CBG (or cannabigerol) in addition.

Useful information

Precautions:

Avoid contact with the eyes. If product gets into eyes, rinse immediately with clean water. Keep out of reach of children. This product is FLAMMABLE, please keep away from naked flames.

Store at room temperature. Use within 24 months of opening.

Usage:

Use externally. Spray a small amount onto hands. Rub hands together until dry, ensuring that the back, palms and between the fingers are covered.

Ingredients:

(70%) Alcohol Denat, Aqua, Glycerin, Parfum, Cannabigerol (CBG), Citrus Aurantium Dulcis Oil, Aloe barbadensis Leaf Juice, Limonene, Linalool, Citral. THC-free*

Latest test certificates: Batch number: C-AR01288-3-1

Goodbody Botanicals makes no medical claims about the inclusion of CBG in our hand cleansing products and does not infer any medical conclusions. The 70% alcohol content is the proven antiviral and antibacterial base. CBG is an additive that external research suggests may be beneficial.

*THC content is tested to be below 0.01%

** Research conducted by McMaster University, Ontario:

Researchers uncover the hidden antibiotic potential of cannabis (Published: February 28, 2020):