“We had to remove this signage in-store due to lack of availability of all the ingredients.”
TimesLIVE learnt on Thursday that the initiative was discontinued after the supermarket ran out of stock of the products.
“We had to remove this signage in-store due to lack of availability of all the ingredients. This is due to global demand in sales after the recent announcement made regarding the coronavirus in SA,” it said before committing to restocking the products. The initiative received mixed reviews on social media as some elected to buy hand sanitiser, saying the ingredients listed by the pharmacy were expensive.paints a picture of the amount a consumer would fork out for a mixture of home-made sanitiser. Witch Hazel retails for R56.96, tea tree oil R68.95 and vitamin E oil goes for R69.95.
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