1. Voilà!! I gonna order $1200 to get one for free !!
   Hahahaha LOL

2. Well…at least those in the fog can’t sell it and MK is finally doing something that benefits people.

3. Non Sterile???? I call BS on hospitals using this. I would not! So I guess their cosmetics are not sterile either….ugggg!

   • 80% alcohol, but still non-sterile? I wonder what the other 20% is.

     • Unfortunately, looks like they’re actually following the fda guidelines on this. Those are the correct percentages and it’s supposed to say non sterile (I think it was on page 8 or 9) https://www.fda.gov/media/136118/download

       But hilariously ugly packaging. Looks 30 yrs old.

       • I think it’s a PR fail that they made their name so prominent on the labeling. Really shows they’re doing this for the publicity. Many other companies are helping without making their name the largest font on the packaging… you know the least helpful part to read.

         • Their CSO and CMO should be fired over making such a crap product!

       • Totally ugly packaging and what the FDA guidelines require them to use. They give them the recipe and the labels … and forbid the use of color, scent or anything else.

     • “80% alcohol, but still non-sterile?” It might be sterile, but if you SAY it’s sterile on the packaging you have to do a lot of testing to make sure. Looks like they are using existing hand lotion bottles for it.

4. The labels on those bottles just scream ‘hastily created on MS Word’. Perhaps they are indeed donating to hospitals, but that doesn’t mean they’re actually using them. I’m envisioning them left on chairs/tables in ER waiting rooms with their info tacked on somewhere.

   Elsewhere, I’ve seen some people sewing fabric face masks which could potentially be quite helpful, and they’re donated for true altruistic purposes.

   • Our Hospital is not taking reusable masks but our vets are.

5. i have a hard time believing hospitals will use this

6. But do they use it at Harvard?

   • i love when MK ladies say Harvard studied Mk.
     LOL, that doesn’t mean what you think it means ? I wanna tell them.

7. For sure its a publicity stunt. Like leaving a little MK business card all over hospitals where nurses might take notice. And all those consultants and directors loving “their” company posting all those posts. When charity is done in good faith, you don’t go and give yourself a big old pat on the back. But of course not the pink goof balls.

   • Exactly. I’m a nurse and I assure you, we are too busy to notice/care who manufactured it. It’s nauseating to see this greedy, opportunistic company try to use this as a PR tool.

     • It’s disgusting, isn’t it?

   • Unfortunately, it’s not just the MLMs on the publicity bandwagon. I’m seeing A LOT of posts on Linked In of beer companies showing off their “pivot” to produce hand sanitizer. Big Beer is losing ground to the craft breweries so they’re desperate to get back in front of people.

     I’m not a big fan of LI, it’s getting to be a lot like Facebook with the bragging and the fake enthusiasm. I do laugh though when I see an MKer or another MLM person on there.

8. I saw a Damsel in Distress rep pushing her “buy to donate” program…

   …”because healthcare workers are so exhausted, they won’t be paying attention late at night as they approach their car in a dark parking lot…”

   • She needs to guess again…
     How insulting.

   • Where did you see that Damsel?

     • On a FB page.

   • Oh this “bless a healthcare worker” stuff on Insta is about to do me in. STOP TAKING ADVANTAGE OF PEOPLE WITH YOUR NONSENSE “DONATION” CRAP!!!

9. WOW! A nurse as well…this may be true to some what everyone says BUT at least they ARE DOING something !!!! Everything helps they aren’t sitting around bashing or whining and NO I am not a sales rep! Pull together believe me there will be plenty of fuel for the fire in the future but NOT NOW lives are at stake.

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