Most garage’s are selling sanitiser, I’m filling up weekly at present and have been able to buy some every time , I need it as sometimes I handle luggage and bags into my car.
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[Misc] Face masks / gloves...serious question
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Most garage’s are selling sanitiser, I’m filling up weekly at present and have been able to buy some every time , I need it as sometimes I handle luggage and bags into my car.
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vegster
Sanity Clause
- May 5, 2008
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Thanks, did not know this as I usually fill up at Adsa or Morrisons and use " pay at pump" !
The BP’s have a spray version 80% Alc. 4.99, quite a good size can.
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Live by the sea
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- Oct 21, 2016
- 4,718
Try EBay . I bought some about 2 weeks ago, basic surgical type face masks Pack of 10 , took 5 days to arrive from China .
I often find e bay is quicker to send than amazon as they want 5 star feedback .
I often find e bay is quicker to send than amazon as they want 5 star feedback .
Been looking myself and for some reason there seems to be a delay everywhere but this place advertises as in stock and is reputable https://www.ukmeds.co.uk/
symyjym
Banned
thedonkeycentrehalf
Retired
- Jul 7, 2003
- 8,649
I bought washable masks for the family from just-keepers.co.uk and they had stock earlier today.
There is a place at Thomas A Becket in Worthing advertising medical style masks at 10 for £9.99 which seemed very expensive.
I work for one of the biggest worldwide healthcare companies and our scientists have been telling us for weeks to wear masks when out shopping etc.
There is a place at Thomas A Becket in Worthing advertising medical style masks at 10 for £9.99 which seemed very expensive.
I work for one of the biggest worldwide healthcare companies and our scientists have been telling us for weeks to wear masks when out shopping etc.
Mark's and Spencer have had hand sanitiser on the shelves for a couple of weeks, standard and medium sized bottles. No restrictions or panic buying happening.
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
Can’t find that site...there is a .com one but nothing comes up when i search for masks
clapham_gull
Legacy Fan
- Aug 20, 2003
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That's not everyone's opinion. They are quite a controversial company and have definitely been cashing in.
clapham_gull
Legacy Fan
- Aug 20, 2003
- 25,446
Exactly, which is why they should be compulsory on public transport.
If someone coughs in your face when you are wearing one they have limited effect. If the person coughing is wearing one, it makes all the difference.
It's quite an easy message to get across, but the government have failed on this one.
Unless everyone is wearing one, I can't see the point.
However, if it gives people that extra bit of confidence (particularly the elderly) that's fine.
Tokyohands
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As there was an early run on masks here in Japan people have mostly been making or buying washable cloth ones.
Dick Swiveller
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- Sep 9, 2011
- 9,165
An easy mistake to make. I just dug out the original email and she obviously fancied the exotically shaped one.
Glawstergull
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I sell a great deal of PPE to manufacturing Industry and there is almost ZERO to be had. There are only profiteering Joes who don't normally sell it advertising at 5x normal price and from dubious sources. I need 20000 a month for one customer alone and they use it in a normal scenario.
Gloves are even worse.
Gloves are even worse.
A mex eyecan
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- Nov 3, 2011
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Ditto, i sell PPE through janitorial and hygiene distribution into all market sectors.
We use 3 different glove companies, all of whom have next to none.
out of one purchase order i’ve had outstanding since 3rd week april for 150,000 disposable gloves so far I’ve had 10,000.
Sanitiser is a nightmare! i’ve got 5lt cans but now can’t get refillable dispensers for it to go in. Lead times for those now being quoted 10 to 20 weeks. I had to turn down a customer order for 450 dispensers as makers wouldn’t commit to less than 30 weeks.
Im at last getting a pallet of 500ml bottles, hopefully tomorrow but have had to wait 6 weeks for that.
One international company, who likes Labrador puppies is saying no antibacterial soap or sanitiser into UK before October, if then.
I’ve at last got creditable paper face masks but had to pay, up front, 5 times normal cost! Rubbish around on internet but it ain’t always what it professes to be.
Polythene aprons, i normally have around 100-150 packs of 100 in stock anytime. I had none yesterday and today 10 pack arrived.
I can only see this getting worse because as the unlock starts to unfold customers will probably expect to phone their supplier and it be readily available - it won’t be.
Customers, understandably, have not ordered anything owing to shutdowns and not wanting to spend anything. The sensible ones will have already been placing orders so that if they have to wait a month for goods to come into stock will be heading towards top of the queue.
Supply chains can’t cope with current world demands let alone when everywhere opens up and advice to everyone is wear gloves etc etc
Going to be interesting times ahead!
Lindfield by the Pond
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Yep, I work for a pharmaceutical company, and we are worried about regular routine supply of PPE. We get through a constant requirement of gloves and masks. Masks are more permanent, with disposable filters, or powered respirators, but even getting supplies of the permanent stuff is getting harder. Can envisage us having to stop producing, and we supply 5 key medicines for the Covid pandemic? It is a worry.
Don Tmatter
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Try independent Brewers or Distillers
thedonkeycentrehalf
Retired
- Jul 7, 2003
- 8,649
Sorry - it is the .com one.
Stock comes in and out quickly. They are showing available now - https://www.just-keepers.com/goalke...armers/9305_mmxx-antibacterial-face-mask.html