Unacceptable, but what are you going to do.

Checked mine. All seems well, but how do you know for sure. One says Kroger but nothing about manufacturer. It does say alcohol, not methanol. Can it be believed?

It appears there is a lot of fake/bad PPE out there right now.

Methanol is a common chemical in many over the counter products. It's also in some antiseptics and nail polish removers. Link to Methanol Safety Data Sheet. (link...)

Ethanol is innocuous, ubiquitous, and cheap. We burn billions of gallons annually in cars. And unlike the intentionally poisonous isopropyl rubbing alcohol we're allowed to buy, ethanol doesn't stink.

But ethanol is heavily licensed, taxed and regulated, thus not available to people who might want to sterilize things with it.

It's too bad we couldn't loosen up on that. I'm not personally a worrier, but lots of people might appreciate having that option.

Ordinary soap works well too. Alcohol and soap both dissolve the virus' lipid encasement ('envelope'). So, soap works, for things you don't mind getting wet.

More hand sanitizers are being recalled.

FDA Updates on Hand Sanitizers with Methanol

17 products listed with even more National Drug Code numbers (NDC).

And then another added to the list.

ITECH 361 Issues Voluntary Nationwide Recall of All Clean Hand Sanitizer and Moisturizer and Disinfectant Due to The Potential Presence of Undeclared Methanol (Wood Alcohol)