Description
Kills what’s there. Kills what’s coming.
Spray Away D.O.A. has a unique dual-action formula: it kills on contact with alcohol and leaves behind an invisible antimicrobial crystal coating that continues to protect against germs and other harmful bacteria even after the spray dries.
“The alcohol kills the germs that are there, and the residual PCA crystals kill what might be coming, dead on arrival.” — Dr. Lanny Johnson, MD
Spray Away D.O.A. vs. similar products
How Spray Away D.O.A. stacks up against similar sanitizers.
| Spray Away D.O.A. | Similar products* | |
|---|---|---|
| Dual effect | ||
| Kills what’s there | ||
| Kills what’s coming | ||
| Side effects | None | Potentially serious |
| Patented |
*Compared to over-the-counter medication.
Dual action, dead on arrival
Alcohol for right now, a PCA crystal coating for what comes next.
Kills on contact
The alcohol kills the germs that are already there.
Leaves a protective coating
As the alcohol evaporates, PCA forms an invisible crystalline coating that keeps protecting after the spray dries.
Hands
A cough or sneeze spreads droplets on your hands. Spray, then rub your hands together until dry.
Masks & surfaces
Mist masks lightly and let them air dry before use. Spray high-contact surfaces as needed, without wiping.
Hands, masks & your environment
Safe for daily use at home, at work and while traveling.
Max your mask
Face masks do not block or kill a virus; they can harbor droplets in a moist environment. A study in The Lancet found SARS-CoV-2 remained on the outside of surgical masks for up to 7 days. A light mist of Spray Away adds a coating of PCA crystals.
Your environment
A cough or sneeze sends droplets to nearby hard surfaces, where they are known to last quite some time. Spray Away removes them and leaves a residual coating of crystals that kills microbes that land there later.
Real people, real experiences
Video reviews from customers who take Dr. Lanny’s PCA formulas.
Questions about Spray Away D.O.A.
Are these sprays safe?
Yes. The main ingredient is denatured ethanol, common to all sanitizers. The protocatechuic acid that becomes a crystalline coating after the alcohol evaporates is generally recognized as safe by the FDA as a food flavoring agent. The fragrance is an essential oil at less than 1%.
What is in Spray Away D.O.A.?
Denatured ethanol, protocatechuic acid (1%), water and limonene.
How do I use it on my hands?
Spray directly onto your hands and rub them together until dry.
How do I use it on my mask?
Mist your mask lightly and let it air dry before use.
How do I use it on surfaces?
Spray high-contact surfaces as needed. No wiping required.
Are there any cautions?
Flammable: keep away from fire or flame. For external use only. Do not drink; if consumed, seek emergency care immediately. Keep away from children.
For external use only. Spray Away D.O.A. is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
