Are Antibacterial Soaps Creating a Larger Problem?

In the previous year, Americans spent over one billion dollars on antibacterial soap and products. Now, antibacterial products are available in most common cleaning products like hand sanitizers, dish washing detergent and surface cleaners. Americans try to kill as many of the germs as possible, simply put, America is now a nation of germophobes.

Some people do not go without antibacterial products, and the prevalent use of antibacterial products has some concerned scientist worried. Researchers are worried that we are creating drug resistant forms of “super bugs”. These “super bugs” are immune to our disease fighting efforts. That means that your online prescription would be useless against fighting infection or disease.
While Americans are creating a germ free home, they are actually reducing the body’s ability to fight infections. When this happens all of our prescriptions online will be useless against these “super bugs”. It’s a bad sign when someone can go into a hospital, develop a staph infection, and the doctors be unable to treat it because the medication has no effect. Online doctors have seen more examples of resistant bacteria such as oral antibiotics that created a resistant strain of bacteria. Online doctors fear that there could be a disease pandemic, which could infect millions of people worldwide, due to resistant microbes developing new strains.

So what are we supposed to do? Are antibacterial products beneficial or are they hurting our society? Some doctors online believe that they can be beneficial in places where infections can spread rapidly, like nursing homes, hospitals, day care centers or restaurants. Patients who have diseases that affect the immune system may find antibacterial products more beneficial than common cleaners. But nothing beats the spread of germs like proper hand washing. Doctor’s online recommend that you wash your hands with soap and water for 10 to 15 seconds using traditional cleaners. And paper towels are a very sanitary method of cleaner, despite their excess waste.

While antibacterial agents have spread throughout our grocery stores and pharmacies, it does not mean that you have to buy them. If your online prescription is going to be rendered useless by the prevalence of antibacterial products, then why not do you and your neighbors a favor and not buy them? Not only are you saving money but you could be saving yourself and others from disastrous “super bugs”. If you do buy antibacterial products, make sure you read the directions closely. A lot of products have specific directions to effectively kill germs and bacteria. Some cleaners must be left in place in order to kill bacteria, so make sure you follow the directions closely. If you concerned about your online prescription you can consult your doctor online about antibacterial products and how they might affect you. If you’re not comfortable with buying them or you believe that they may cause more harm than good, ask your online doctor if there are alternatives that are safe to use.

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