Why are Prevantics® Skin Antiseptics applied using back and forth strokes?

Categories: Most Common Questions August 27, 2018

The back and forth strokes provide friction which allows for deeper penetration of the antiseptic into the cracks and fissures of the skin in the epidermis.

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