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(Ethanol 70%) CEL CHEMISTS LIMITED PO BO LIST OF REGISTERED HAND SANITIZERS No. PRODUCT NAME LOCAL AGENT CEL CHEMISTS LIMITED P. O. BOX 543 HOHOE CEL HAND SANITIZER VOLTA REGION 1 (Ethanol 70%) TEL: 0547516760 PHARMA LAUD K. LIMITED P.O. BOX UPO 747 KNUST LAUD K PHARMACY KUMASI RUBBING ALCOHOL TEL: 0544706200, 0209422670 2 (Isopropyl Alcohol 70%) VICMAG PHARMACY LTD P. O. BOX TN 783 TESHIE NUNGUA REDDY SANITIZER SPRAY ACCRA (Ethyl 3 Alcohol 70%) TEL: 0302714868/0243373127 SKYWAY NAYABI ENTERPRISE C/O MR. P.K MENSAH P. O. BOX AN8376 SKYD HAND SANITIZER ACCRA 4 (Ethanol 70%) TEL: 0249676323/0271900105 1 AFRICA INDUSTRIES LIMITED PLOT NO 19 SPINTEX ROAD ACCRA 1 AFRICAHAND SANITIZER TEL: 0209214165 5 (Ethanol 70%) MESDARA ENTERPRISE P. O. BOX ML 2 2 STAR HAND SANITIZER WEIJA GBAWE (Isopropyl ACCRA 6 Alcohol 70%) TEL: 0243065188 ATE A BISA HERBAL CENTER P. O. BOX 247 2 SURE HAND SANITIZER KOFORIDUA (Ethanol EASTERN REGION 7 70%) TEL: 0541494159, 0243634002 OSBAMAX ALL DAY INDUSTRIES LIMITED P. O. Box 889 OBUASI 24/7 HAND SANITIZER Tel: 0244041032 8 (Isopropyl Alcohol 70%) 2BD GHANA LIMITED P. O. BOX 2059 ACCRA 2BD HAND SANITIZER TEL: 0205124255 9 (Ethanol 80%) ANGEL GROUP OF COMPANIES LIMITED P. O. BOX KS 13875 3 HAND SANITIZER (Ethyl ADUM Alcohol KUMASI 10 70%) TEL: 020511112, 0242004448, 0262004448 PHARMATAB PHARMACY P.O. BOX MC 65 TAKORADI 360 GERMI KLEAN HAND TEL: 0244282214 SANITIZER (70% Isopropyl 11 Alcohol) PHARMATAB PHARMACY COMPANY LIMITED 360 GERMI KLEAN RUBBING P. O. BOX MC 65 ALCOHOL TAKORADI 12 (70% Isopropyl Alcohol) TEL: 0244282214 DATAC COSMETIC ENTERPRISE P. O. BOX 19 ASHANTI BEKWAI 360 HAND SANITIZER (60% ASHANTI REGION 13 Ethanol) TEL: 0544477375 360 NATURALS PLOT 22 BLOCK 13 ASOKWA KUMASI 360 NATURALS HAND SANITIZER GEL(70% TEL: 0243243087 0240887960 14 Isopropyl Alcohol) THE PHARMACY DEPARTMENT 37 MILITARY HOSPITAL NEGHELLI BARRACKS ACCRA TEL: 0302777575, 0243236387 37 HOSPITAL SANITIZER (75% 15 Ethanol) GAIL HYDE VENTURES P. O. BOX AH 1342 3N MULTI SURFACE ACHIMOTA SANITIZING ACCRA 16 SPRAY (Ethyl Alcohol 70%) TEL: 0243456110 5 AM VENTURES P. O. BOX 123 CHIRAPATRE KUMASI 5 AM HAND SANITIZER ASHANTI REGION (Isopropyl 17 Alcohol 70%) TEL: 0500072036, 0551235929 6 AM VENTURES P. O. BOX 123 CHIRAPATRE KUMASI ASHANTI REGION 5 AM MULTIPURPOSE LIQUID 18 SOAP TEL: 0500072036, 0551235929 66 ULTRASONIC SERVICES JSQ 5 SAKASAKA QUARTERS 66 ULTRASONIC ALCOHOL TAMALE BASED HAND SANITIZER 19 (Ethanol 70%). TEL: 05466087501, 0208084833 DRUGBAG PHARMACY LTD P.O. BOX 11987 A ACTIVE HAND SANITIZER GEL ACCRA NORTH 20 (Isopropyl Alcohol 70%) TEL: 0244213738, 0243801632 DRUGBAG PHARMACY LTD P.O. BOX 11987 A ACTIVE RUBBING ALCOHOL ACCRA NORTH 21 (Isopropyl Alcohol 70%) TEL: 0244213738, 0243801632 AGYA APPIAH BITTERS LIMITED P. O. BOX AT 111 ACHIMOTA MARKET ACCRA AABL HAND SANITIZER GEL TEL: 0244370033, 0574287302 22 (Ethanol 70%) AASH LINKS ENTERPRISE AASH LINKS HAND SANITIZER P. O. BOX 343 (Ethanol KASOA 23 70%) TEL: 0554840078, 0303974916 OHENEBA KASEMOA ENTERPRISE P. O. BOX AQ 22 ABOKOBI ACCRA TEL: 0244241250 ABENSUO HAND SANITIZER 24 (Ethanol 70%) ABIKRONG VENTURES P.O. BOX 1 AMASAMAN ABIFRESH HAND SANITIZER ACCRA 25 (Isopropyl Alcohol 70%) TEL: 0266633256 ABL HAND SANITIZER ACCRA BREWERY LIMITED (Ethanol 80%). P. O. BOX GP 351 ACCRA TEL: 0302688851-6 26 ABOKALA STAR VENTURES P. O. BOX 2690 SUNYANI BONO REGION ABOJOY HAND SANITIZER (Ethanol TEL: 0244471321 27 70%) ABY-ELIZENT P. O. BOX 15577 ABY HAND SANITIZER (Isopropyl ACCRA NORTH 28 Alcohol 70%) TEL: 0243442991, 0505762238 DASK CHEMIST LTD P.O. BOX TN 1956 TESHIE NUNGUA A-CLEAN HAND SANITIZER TEL: 0243041091, 0541024723 29 GEL (Ethanol 70%) DASK CHEMIST LTD P.O. BOX TN 1956 TESHIE NUNGUA A-CLEAN HAND SANITIZER TEL: 0243041091, 0541024723 30 SPRAY (Ethanol 70%) ACQPONG ENTERPRISE ACQPONG CHAMPION FRESH P. O. BOX 34 HAND TARKWA SANITIZER (Ethyl Alcohol WESTERN REGION 31 70%) TEL: 0249737741 SHOPRITE (PTY) LIMITED PMB CT 20 ACTISHIELD PLUS HAND CANTONMENTS SANITIZER(Benzalkonium ACCRA 32 Chloride) TEL: 0302 823023 ANOINTED DETERGENT ENTERPTRISE P. O. BOX SH 82 SHAMA TAKORADI AD HAND SANITIZER TEL:0243854239 33 (Ethanol 70%) ADB SCIENTIFIC PRODUCTS LIMITED P.O. BOX UP 444 ADB SCIENTIFIC HAND KNUST SANITIZER KUMASI 34 (Ethanol 75%) TEL: 0207201014, 0249437387, 0249549128 ADDO KING P. O. BOX K 92 KANESHIE ACCRA ADDOKING ADVANCE HAND SANITIZER (Isopropyl Alcohol TEL: 0544960104 35 85%) ADDVALUE CONSULT P. O. BOX DT 3157 ADENTA ACCRA ADDVALUE HAND SANITIZER TEL: 0245303899 36 (Ethyl Alcohol 80%) ADOM VENTURES P. O. BOX 2 ALAJO ACCRA ADEL HAND SANITIZER 37 (Ethanol 70%) TEL: 0244722258 ADEPA PHARMACEUTICALS LTD P. O. BOX 6251 ACCRA NORTH ADEPA EXTRA SOFT HAND SANITIZER TEL: 0244289465, 0264289465 38 (Ethyl Alcohol 70%) ADEPA NA 3Y3 ENTERPRISE P. O. BOX 88 OBUASI ASHANTI REGION ADEPA NA 3Y3 HAND TEL: 0505843095, 0553193635 39 SANITIZER (Ethanol 70%). ADEPA PHARMACEUTICALS LTD P. O. BOX 6251 ACCRA NORTH ADEPA RUBBING ALCOHOL TEL: 0244289465, 0264289465 40 (Ethyl Alcohol 70%) NACHIPOH ENTERPRISE 21 BENJI STREET ADONAI HAND SANITIZER (Ethyl MCCARTHY HILL DOWN 41 Alcohol 70%) TEL: 0541962016 ADONKO BITTERS LIMITED P. O. BOX 13875 ADUM KUMASI ADONKO HAND SANITIZER TEL: 0244186612 42 (Ethyl Alcohol 70%). MANOV TRADING ENTERPRISE P.O. BOX AN 15435 ADVAL HAND SANITIZER (Isopropyl ACCRA NORTH 43 Alcohol 75%) TEL: 0244284311 GHANA ADVENT HEALTH SERVICES P. O. Box KS 17564 KUMASI ADVENT HAND SANITIZER TEL:0244464692 44 (Ethanol 70%) AMPONSAH-EFAH PHARMACEUTICALS LIMITED P. O. BOX 6462 KUMASI A-EFAH HAND SANITIZER TEL: 0322061170 45 (Ethanol 80%) NEW OKAFF INDUSTRIES LTD P. O. BOX 245 SPORTS STADIUM KUMASI AF HAND SANITIZER TEL: 0322493466, 0502798882 46 (Isopropyl Alcohol 70%) AFB ENTERPRISE OSB 101 NEW TOWN STREET AFB HAND SANITIZER (Ethyl KOFORIDUA Alcohol 47 70%) TEL: 0246799507, 0273099799 JUST ONE DAY ENTERPRISE GPS CH0004327 AFFUL HAND SANITIZER TWI HEMANG (Isopropyl CENTRAL REGION 48 Alcohol 75%) TEL: 0242105283 AFR VENTURES P. O. BOX 36 KPANDO AFR HAND SANITIZER VOLTA REGION (Isopropyl 49 Alcohol 70%) TEL: 0209253612 ANGLOGOLD ASHANTI GHANA GOLD HOUSE PATRICE LUMUMBA ROAD P. O. BOX 2665 ACCRA TEL: 0302743400, 0559863084 AGA HAND SANITIZER (80% 50 Ethanol) AGAPE MORINGA PROCESSING MALSHEGU, HSE NO 51 BLK C AGAPE HAND SANITIZER (Ethyl TAMALE 51 Alcohol 70%) TEL: 0541113968 AGES GROUP LTD P.O. BOX 538 WINNEBA AGES EMMANI HAND TEL: 0558527762 52 SANITIZER (Ethanol 70%) AGRATA NATURAL HEALTH CENTRE P. O. BOX 4291 ACCRA AGRATA HAND SANITIZER TEL: 0244238365 53 (Ethyl Alcohol 80%) OHEMAA BA ENTERPRISE P. O. BOX 3635 AHENEMAA HAND SANITIZER ACCRA (70% 54 Isopropyl Alcohol) TEL: 0208130743, 0547940760 GHANABA PHARMACY LIMITED P. O. BOX 122 NKORANZA BE AISHA HAND SANITIZER TEL: 0553745353 55 (Ethanol 70%). AJ OFOSU ENTERPRISE P. O. BOX 6661 ACCRA AJ HAND SANITIZER (Ethyl TEL: 0248 666687 56 Alcohol 75%) AKADI PLUS P. O. BOX DS 2333 DANSOMAN AKADI PLUS HAND ACCRA SANITIZER (Ethyl Alcohol TEL: 0507610089 57 75%). AKADI PLUS P. O. BOX DS 2333 DANSOMAN ACCRA AKADI PLUS SANITIZIING TEL: 0507610089 58 SPRAY LAWLAW ENTEPRISE HSE NO 49 AKONO HAND SANITIZER (Isopropyl NUNGUA COCO BEACH 59 Alcohol 70%) TEL: 0557600198, 0503017921 ADUDAIS PHARMACY YASORE ASENUA KUMASI AKWAABA HAND SANITIZER TEL: 0554146278 60 (Ethyl Alcohol 75%) NINABERTH ENTERPRISE WUAKE AVENUE 28 HO ALCIDRENCE HAND VOLTA REGION SANITIZER (Ethyl Alcohol TEL: 0244368199, 0200522499 61 70%) OKAS DAEX COMPANY LTD P.O. BOX 20193 ALCOHO TRUST HAND ACCRA SANITIZER TEL: 0540395398, 0542202224, 62 (Ethyl Alcohol 70%) 0231627208 MEG PHARMACY LTD P. O. BOX DI 740 ADISADEL CAPE COAST Tel: 0554687751, 0206604058, ALL CLEAN HAND SANITIZER 0208453851 63 (75% Isopropyl Alcohol) QUEENDELLEFRIMPS ENTERPRISE P. O. BOX COP 714 ACCRA ALL TIME FRESH HAND SANITIZER GEL TEL: 0244209161 64 (Ethanol 70%) QUEENDELLEFRIMPS ENTERPRISE P. O. BOX COP 714 ACCRA ALL TIME FRESH RUBBING ALCOHOL TEL: 0244209161 65 (Isopropyl Alcohol 75%) IVO GHANA LIMITED P. O. BOX SK 1563 SAKUMONO ALLDAY HAND SANITIZER TEL: 0322 2000/020 0010942 66 (70% Ethanol) ROMAR BODY & HOME CARE CTRA MONCADA NAQUERA CV-315 KM 11, 2 POLIGONO INDUSTRIAL 46119 NAQUERA ALMAFI HAND GEL (70% Ethyl VALENCIA ESPANA 67 Alcohol). ALPINE ESSENTIALS LIMITED P. O. BOX WY1481 ACCRA 68 ALPINE SANITIZER GEL TEL: 0553537447 ALPINE ESSENTIALS LIMITED P. O. BOX WY1481 ALPINE SANITIZING SPRAY ACCRA (Ethanol TEL: 0553537447 69 70%) ALWAYS RELIABLE ENTERPRISE P.O. BOX 156 SUNYANI ALWAYS RELIABLE HAND TEL: 020 3336024/054 2682526 70 SANITIZER (70% Ethanol) AMALKHEM PLUS VENTURES P. O. BOX SE 1807 AMALKHEM HAND SANITIZER KUMASI (Ethyl ASHANTI REGION 71 Alcohol 70%) TEL: 0241274557 AMEN SCIENTIFIC HERBAL AND ALTERNATIVE HOSPITAL P. O. BOX 4200 AMEN HAND SANITIZER (Ethyl ADUM KUMASI Alcohol 72 70%) TEL: 0246906696, 0207229505 BABS & BABS CO. LTD LAKESIDE ESTATE COMMUNITY 8 NEAR BAPTIST CHURCH ANDARAS HAND SANITIZER TEL: 0507155276 73 (Ethanol 80%) ANGEL GROUP OF COMPANIES LIMITED P. O. BOX KS 13875 ANGEL HAND SANITIZER ADUM (Ethyl KUMASI 74 Alcohol 70%) TEL: 020511112, 0242004448, 0262004448 ANITA HOTEL P. O. BOX KS 9644 ANIPLUS HAND SANITIZER KUMASI (80% Ethyl 75 Alcohol) TEL: 0244241291, 0208112913 SUPACURE HERBAL CENTRE P. O. BOX KF 17 KOFORIDUA EASTERN REGION ANIS HAND SANITIZER (Ethyl TEL: 0244510822, 0547728350 76 Alcohol 70%) MAHANNA ENTERPRISE P.O. BOX 1141 TESHIE NUNGUA ESTATE ACCRA ANN HAND SANITIZER (Ethyl TEL: 024 4573644 77 Alcohol 80%) COMAGGREY 01 ENTERPRISE P. O. BOX KS 11126 ADUM ANOINTILINA HAND KUMASI SANITIZER ASHANTI REGION 78 (Ethanol 70%) TEL: 0244582809, 0544800844 GRUNDY HYGIENE INTERNATIONAL LIMITED NO. 6 GEORGE WALKER BUSH HIGHWAY EARLBEAM PLAZA DZORWULU ANPRASAN ALCOHOL GEL TEL: 0307001 204/024 4899795 79 SANITIZER GRUNDY HYGIENE INTERNATIONAL LIMITED NO. 6 GEORGE WALKER BUSH HIGHWAY EARLBEAM PLAZA DZORWULU ANPRASAN ALCOHOL LIQUID TEL: 0307001 204/024 4899795 80 SANITIZER GRUNDY HYGIENE INTERNATIONAL LIMITED NO. 6 GEORGE WALKER BUSH HIGHWAY ANPRASEPT ALCOHOL EARLBEAM PLAZA DZORWULU SURFACE CLEANER & TEL: 0307001 204/024 4899795 81 SANITIZER A.G MEDICS ENGINEERING P.O. BOX AF 53 EFFIDUASE KOFORIDUA AORER HAND SANITIZER TEL: 0241902562 82 (Ethanol 70%) APANPONG ENTERPRISE P.
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