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Med Supply Lab carries PURELL hand sanitizer in the formats a pharmacy, clinic or hospital actually reorders: pump-bottle gel for counters and exam rooms, and foam refills sized for the wall-mounted dispensers already installed in most healthcare facilities.
Everything here is bulk hand sanitizer, sold by the case, not single bottles pulled off a shelf.
PURELL Advanced Hand Sanitizer Gel ships in a 12 fl oz pump bottle, 70% ethyl alcohol, clean scent, in a case of 12 — the format for a front desk, a nurses' station or an exam room counter where staff and visitors sanitize between patients. For wall-mounted dispensing, PURELL 1,200 mL foam refills cover four dispenser systems: ES8, ES10, TFX and FMX-12, each sold as a case of 2 refills (FMX-12 as a case of 4), in clean scent, fragrance-free, and 70–72% ethyl alcohol depending on the line. Touch-free ES8 and ES10 dispensers are sold separately in graphite, for wall or surface mounting, supplied empty and ready for a refill case.
Ordering by the case means the price on the page is the case price, with the per-bottle or per-refill cost shown underneath so it's easy to compare against what a facility is already paying. A larger, standing order is a conversation with Med Supply Lab, not a quantity typed into a box that may or may not be in stock.
Matching the refill to the dispenser matters — an ES8 refill doesn't fit an ES10 unit, and TFX and FMX-12 are their own separate systems again. Check the dispenser model before ordering a case of refills, or start with one of the touch-free dispensers below if a facility is standardizing on a single system.
This is the same reorder relationship pharmacies and clinics already have with Med Supply Lab for packer bottles, closures and drug screens — one supplier, one purchase order, one reorder history. It serves pharmacies and compounding pharmacies, hospital and health-system pharmacy, long-term care and skilled nursing, home health and hospice, urgent care and physician offices, and correctional health, anywhere hand hygiene is a daily, ongoing consumable rather than a one-time purchase.
Stock the dispensers once, then reorder the refills on the same schedule as everything else. Pair a case of foam refill with a case of nitrile exam gloves and sanitizing wipes to cover hand hygiene and surface cleaning in one order.
Volume pricing steps down by the case, so a facility restocking every month orders ahead without paying single-case pricing indefinitely.