Isopropyl 70% Alcohol Antiseptic - 32oz - up&up™

A: Yes you can, I have many piercings. You just don't want to overdo it-maybe once a day, it can dry your skin out too much if used too often. There's also a saline piercing wash that's sold online specifically for piercings, but it's pricy!

A: Hey CC - Thank you for your interest in this antiseptic. This treats a number of ailments that require the antiseptic properties of rubbing alcohol. Apply a small amount to cuts and scrapes to disinfect the area, to understand the severity of the injury and prevent future infections while you treat wounds. This is only meant as a first aid antiseptic, used to prevent infection in minor cuts, scrapes and burns. Hope this helps! - Josh

A: Hi Kittycat - This product is made in U.S.A. with US and foreign components. Thanks for asking. - Kimberly

A: to Catnip, online info now says Origin Made in USA or Imported. I called store worker april 1 2023 and she said back of bottle says Made in USA of imported or domestic ingredients

A: Hey Julie, I love the flip-open caps, too. I have purchased the same product except for two differences. 1. My product of Up & Up includes wintergreen and Methyl Salicylate. You can not smell the alcohol and I use this type for household cleaning and disinfectant—50% alcohol and 50% water [distilled for spot free results] on windows, mirrors and chrome. And last, 2. This bottle is only 16 oz so maybe the smaller/est bottle comes with flip-open caps? 3. Makes sense, because the container walls are so thin and flimsy; a larger bottle of alcohol would offer less control to hold or squeeze the bottle while attempting to squirt dribs and drabs of the liquid. I usually buy the plain larger bottles and keep this small one to refill.

A: Hi Julie - Thanks for choosing Target.com for your supplies. This particular container has a twist-off cap. Hope you have a great day! - Melissa

A: Hey dani - Thank you for your interest in this antiseptic. This treats a number of ailments that require the antiseptic properties of rubbing alcohol. Apply a small amount to cuts and scrapes to disinfect the area, to understand the severity of the injury and prevent future infections while you treat wounds. This is only meant as a first aid antiseptic, used to prevent infection in minor cuts, scrapes and burns. Hope this helps! - Joe

A: Hi Willis - Thank you for reaching out. We appreciate your interest in Isopropyl 70% Alcohol Antiseptic. Yes, it can be used to remove some types of ink and paint, especially on small spots or certain materials but with caution as it can damage some surfaces. Happy Shopping!! - Emma

A: Hello Rgsa- We appreciate your interest in this Isopropyl 70% Alcohol Antiseptic. It feels intuitive that “stronger” (90–99%) alcohol should disinfect better, but in practice, 70% is actually preferred in most situations on skin, surfaces, and medical equipment.- Auria

A: Hi Becky - That's a good question. Drug facts is available on the product page. If there are further questions you can request the Guest to call the support number. Please call us at 800.440.0680 or email guest.relations@target.com. I hope this helps - Emma