are they antibacterial?
817675
I'm sure they are not. They are intended only to substitute for regular bathing.
817676
No, they are not. They are just hypoallergenic and contain Aloe and Vitamin E.
817677
Not that I can tell, but they are only used once, then put in the trash. They are not flushable.
1859320
Yes, they are sterile for iv use. I am not sure they would come any other way.
121403
The ones I have are not moisturizing. they come in a blue and purple box. They just say antiseptic.
1908771
No but Method has a different product in a green spray bottle that is anti-bacterial.
2186755
They kind of do. They don't work as smoothly. Also these original clarisonic brushes are antibacterial and these are definitely not. Hope this helps.
1525253
These were not advertised as antimicrobial. Took their word for it as I would not have purchased. The current trend to add antimicrobials to everything from hard surfaces to hand and dish soap is a mistake. Over time it will only help produce more resistant organisms. Recently heard the FDA is questioning the addition of antimicrobials to routine products.
1179739
Nope! I use an acid sanitizer with them all the time. They are about 6 months old now and they always have the sanitizer in them.
97472
These q-tips are "sterile" which makes them medicinal. My doctor explained that just like band-aids not all q-tips are sterile, these are. I hope this answers your question.
187663
Nothing on the package says, anti-bacterial. It does say, no alcohol; free, and clear of dyes. Natural Aloe Vera.
858646
YES. But, you will want to avoid anything that will kill beneficial bacteria, such as H2O2 and Enzyme's
26112
No towels are antibacterial unless you soak them in antibacterial soap or alcohol, etc.
2191925
I would think so. We just use an antibacterial soap with a tooth brush and scrub it. Never had a problem.
2227404
No. They're meant to be held in the mouth until they dissolve to let the beneficial bacteria take hold.
649609
I'm not sure , I've never really cleaned them with soap and water . I just brush them on a wet antibacterial wipe after a few uses . considering they aren't the best made brushes wetting them might ruin them .
368482
yes they seem to be. I hadn't noticed that before though. I have been giving them to my dogs for a few years now and haven't experienced any problems.
1380576
I would say no. I can only erase them using antibacterial, waterless hand sanitizer. Nothing else we've tried will erase them completely. They really are a very poor quality. The point collapsed almost immediately using very little pressure. I will not buy this brand again.
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They are neither. If you want antibiotics you need FISHMOX. I sent these back. If you want herbal then get the Colloidal Silver.