Military Resources

Here are helpful resources we'd like to share specifically with the military community.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Public Health Agency of Canada recommend washing with soap and water or using an alcohol-based hand sanitizer.

Find the answers to common questions we hear related to hygiene and skin care in the military.

A study at the Fort Sill Oklahoma Army base demonstrates the effect of hand hygiene on reducing lost training time.

By analyzing your site we can develop a custom program to best suit the needs of your base.

Adopt the PURELL Standard for your unit.

The new standard in personal hand hygiene packaging for military personnel.

The spread of germs can impact you and your unit in many ways.

Choose one of five posters in each series or download the full set, and support a good hand hygiene regimen across all areas of your base.

Instead of washing away germs, military personnel may be adding millions of fecal-based germs to their hands and bodies if they use soap from an open refillable dispenser.

Step-by-step instruction for installing GOJO dispensing systems.

See what's been written about hand hygiene in military publications.

Professional organizations we find relevant to the industry.