Review on AKOAK Set of 2 Lockable Pump Dispenser Bottles with Push Down Mechanism, Ideal for Nail Polish and Makeup Remover, 200ml (6.8oz), Black Top Cap by Lindsey Martin

>. Sometimes I get annoyed with the delays in receiving individually wrapped alcohol swabs and the amount I have to pay. In my youth I was one of the testers for an injectable polio vaccine (the Salk studies). There they used these alcohol pumps to soak a cotton swab before injecting or drawing blood. It's the same in every doctor's office I've ever been to.>. With that in mind, and given the price for a bag of small cotton balls, I decided to give it a try.>. I ordered one of these alcohol pumps from a competitor. I was leaking it couldn't keep the alcohol in the pump which took 4 or 5 pumps to get the alcohol to the cotton swab. Everywhere I was disappointed with how poorly it worked.>. Then I saw them and knew I could return them and get a refund if neither worked. The first fascinated, like in the days of my youth. He has the alcohol ready to be served. A squeeze of half a cotton swab and I can clean my skin before injecting the drug. And since it's so cheap, I feel better about using them instead of individually wrapping them (waste of wrapping and liner).>. I could probably use a quarter of a cotton swab since the area to clean is pretty small. I buy good quality isopropal alcohol, not the more diluted version. (I wonder where I buy alcohol, both strengths are the same price.) I had no signs of skin infection after cleaning my skin before injecting.>. Important to note: With this simple system, I feel like I have better control over my diabetes. I'm not sure if this applies to others.