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AQUAHEART vs Alcohol Based Sanitizers

What Doctors have to say about AQUAHEART

Q1.: Do you see AQUAHEART as a better alternative to using alcohol-based products and/or products containing toxic chemicals?

Yes. It is easy to use and, as someone who gets migraines triggered by smells, I appreciated the lack of chemical or masking after-smells. I also feel that, given the choice between two products that are equally effective but where one carries less potential risk from chemicals, one should recommend the lower-risk alternative.
Dr. Julian Spinks

I have no doubt that parents will see AQUAHEART as a better alternative to using alcohol-based products (particularly my Muslim parents) and other products that contain toxic chemicals. Even competitor products like some baby wipes which also claim to be alcohol-free and avoid toxic chemicals, do admit to using a preservative called methylparaben (which AQUAHEART does not).
Dr. Jim Lawrie

Q2: What advantages do you feel it has?

It has a combination of good antimicrobial cover and activity, ease of use and reduced chemicals, with associated risks and odours. Dr. Julian Spinks

There is no smell, it dries quickly and appears to be non-irritant. Dr. Michael Apple
The main advantage with AQUAHEART is its safety particularly the suggestion that it is even safe to swallow or spray in the mouth. Dr. Jim Lawrie


With young children and pregnant women, the amount of evidence against the use of chemical products and exposure is gathering and this is worrying. This product appears to be breaking new ground in the need to reduce this. Dr. Arun Ghosh

Q3: Do you think there is a need for a product like AQUAHEART?

I do feel that there is a need for a product that can be used in high-risk areas where you do not want contamination of food or exposure of children to harsh or toxic chemicals. Dr. Julian Spinks

Yes. For example, my daughter in law sprays toys used by her childminder with AQUAHEART before letting her daughter use them. She also sprays surfaces at her childminder’s house, at cafés where she takes her baby and she also sprays her baby’s hands if she or the baby has a cold for example. My daughter in law is not obsessional about infections but as a first time mum she just finds it a reassuring thing to do for the baby. Also she is a hairdresser and thinks it is a good idea to spray her own hands after work before handling her baby again. Dr. Michael Apple

Q4: How would you sum it up?

In a world where we are surrounded by increasing numbers of potentially toxic chemicals, AQUAHEART gives us a way to get the protection we need against toxic chemicals without adding to our exposure to these chemicals. Dr. Julian Spinks

Convenient, discreet, odourless, safe. Dr. Michael Apple

I would sum this up as a natural sanitising spray for mums and baby’s who are on the move, or at home. Dr. Jim Lawrie

Excellent product and cleaner – that a chemical conscious homestead would suit. Dr. Arun Ghosh

Q5: Would you recommend it?

I would recommend it, particularly for families, babies or young children. It would also be useful for those at high risk of infection and who have existing allergies to cleaning chemicals. Dr. Julian Spinks

Yes, in fact my daughter in law has recommended it to some of her friends with babies. Dr. Michael Apple

I would recommend this product, although I would like to understand a little better how it works so I can have 100% confidence about its efficacy and safety. Dr. Jim Lawrie

Additional Professional Quotes

Allergy UK are delighted to recognise AQUAHEART as one of our Allergy Friendly Products. AQUAHEART is a unique sanitiser that does not use alcohol or other harmful chemicals, and is, therefore, unlikely to cause a reaction in those with allergies and sensitive skin. AQUAHEART can be safely used on the hands and body, and even on the skin of a newborn baby, as well as on surfaces (even those that touch a baby’s mouth) with no need to rinse off.
Lindsey McManus, Deputy CEO, Allergy UK

AQUAHEART is powerful enough to kill 99.9% of bacteria yet remains safe enough for use on infants, including newborn babies. Alcohol-free, it contains low levels of a substance we make in our own bodies to fight bacteria. You can sterilise bottles (and reuse without rinsing), teething rings, dummies, kitchen surfaces, breast pumps and more. AQUAHEART is even endorsed by Allergy UK as ‘Allergy Friendly’ making it an essential edition for every home.
Dr Sarah Brewer GP, Registered Nutritionist, Media Medic & Award-Winning Health Writer