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Zuri CBD intros hand sanitizer line

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Zuri CBD is taking steps to provide hand sanitizer during the COVID-19 pandemic. The Avon, Ohio-based company has launched its line of premium hand sanitizers, which exceed Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommendations. 

"Zuri has a unique opportunity to help protect the people that protect us, we understand the increased demand on sanitizer and can provide our customers and first responders a high-quality product that delivers peace of mind,” said Scott Raybuck, CEO of Zuri. “Our priority is the safety of our Zuri customers, and this new line of premium products are a small part of our desire to fight this pandemic."

Zuri is offering three different sanitizers — a traditional alcohol-based sanitizer, a gel and a spray formula — all of which are made with six citrus essential oil and are designed to moisturize and repair skin. The line also includes a microSURE hand sanitizer that can kill germs and protect users for eight hours. 

The company said the sanitizers are available at retailers nationwide, as well as on its website alongside its full line of CBD products. 

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