One consequence of shutdowns and stay-at-home orders has been shipping delays. The unfortunate truth is that the more touchpoints there are in the fulfillment process, the more opportunities there are for delays as well. Because of this, many distributors are prioritizing domestic suppliers that make products locally so they have less distance to travel. This way, even if you are hit with unforeseen snags, the in-hand date will be affected less than it would with overseas shipping.

Take the risk out of your next PPE order by partnering with No Sweat Specialties. Conveniently located in North Carolina, this supplier always carries a large inventory of hand sanitizer and face protection to fulfill orders as fast as possible. They also fill bottles in-house, which gives them greater control of the overall product quality and final results.

Additionally, No Sweat Specialties offers embroidered and sublimated masks that are decorated in the U.S., so once items are branded, they can be sent to your clients ASAP.

In a year where hugs and high fives have become a thing of the past, it begs the question: Shouldn’t PPE follow a similar hands-free approach? While sanitizer is excellent for elimating germs and disease, the dispensers themselves are still high-contact surfaces, especially when placed in public stores and shopping areas. Ask your clients if they really want to touch dispensers after hundreds of people have before them. More importantly, do they think their customers want to?

No Sweat Specialties has the solution. This supplier now carries both free-standing and mounted touchless hand sanitizer dispensers, so end-users can sanitize without having to touch communal surfaces. These are must-sell products for retail stores, restaurants and corporate offices (especially in bathrooms!) as businesses reopen with new safety guidelines in place.