The label at the back of the bottle shows: "Dettol Anti-Bacterial Surface Cleanser is proven to kill viruses: Influenza - Type A H1N1, Human Coronavirus and RSV".

Experts have warned that Dettol's cleaning spray can't kill the deadly Wuhan coronavirus, despite claims on recent packaging. Shoppers had rushed to stock up on the anti-bacterial spray after ...

Dettol has launched a campaign titled #DettolSalutes. The campaign sees Dettol pay tribute to Covid-19 warriors by replacing its logo with an image of a 'Covid protector' along with their story. The ...

DETTOL has warned there is NO evidence its spray can kill the deadly Wuhan coronavirus – after shoppers spotted it on the label. Eagle-eyed customers spotted a claim on the label of a bottle … ...

The #CoronavirusFacts database records fact-checks published since the beginning of the COVID-19 outbreak. The pandemic and its consequences are constantly evolving and data that was accurate ...

DETTOL has warned there is NO evidence its spray can kill the deadly Wuhan coronavirus – after shoppers spotted it on the label. Eagle-eyed customers spotted a claim on the label of a bottle … ...

A photo of the back of a Dettol bottle, which mentions that it kills “human coronavirus”, has been shared on Facebook over a thousand times. The implication seems to be that the new coronavirus ...

Dettol disinfectant states that it protects against coronavirus on the back of its bottles “It should be made clear that the Wuhan virus is only one of many types of human coronavirus ...

Dettol salutes 'Covid protectors' by placing them on the label. ... Dilen Gandhi, regional marketing director, South Asia – health and nutrition, Reckitt, said, “True to Dettol’s legacy of being a ...

As the UK government urges workers to go back to the office, Dettol's ad tries to grasp the moment by highlighting the role it plays in keeping workspaces free from infection.