Here is a top-of-the-line public sanitizer station from creative marketers at Purell. No you can’t buy the miracle balm at the station, but it certainly does brand the line, and keep it in the public eye at critical times and locations. Secondary to the Purell offering are tissues to the right and Kimberly Clark Earloop Face Masks to the left. I wonder if Purell and Kimber Clark are marketing allies? And why didn’t Kleenex take over the right-hand station and tissue advertising position? CLICK the thumbnail for a closeup view. Then order this puppy for your entrance or lobby before Flu and Cold Season.

For another hand sanitizer where truly needed SEE…
“Convenience Store Breakthrough”

For other sanitizer posts SEE…
“Mall-sized Sanitizer Station“
“Auto-Feed Sanitizer Rack”
“Retail Recycling Oasis”
“Warning: Not A Baby Wipe”
“Wipe as a Creature Comfort”

For a more studied academic discussion SEE…
“Amenity as Retail Selling Point“

SEARCH “Amenity” for a broader representation of customer creature comforts.