Amazon’s Best-Selling Hand Soaps Are Finally Back in Stock — but They’ll Likely Sell Out Again

Favorites from brands like Everyone for Everybody and Dial have returned

Updated July 02, 2020 11:42 AM

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At the start of the coronavirus pandemic, many everyday essentials like hand sanitizer, toilet paper, hand soap, and household disinfectants were constantly out of stock online. Now, the availability of these products on big retailers like Amazon is slowly returning to normal. Not only is hand sanitizer more consistently available on the site again, but best-selling hand soap has been restocked too.

If you weren’t able to grab your favorite hand soap before it disappeared on Amazon a few months ago, you’ll definitely want to grab it this time around. Even as many cities and states around the United States begin to reopen, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention still recommends frequent hand-washing and hand sanitizer use.

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Amazon has recently restocked hand soap from customer-favorite brands like Dial, Mrs. Meyers, Method, Everyone for Everybody, and Softsoap, but they’re already quickly flying off virtual shelves. Even though some options are currently backordered, you can still add them to your cart and check out as normal. If you see a note that the soap won’t be in stock until later this month, just expect a later shipping date.

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Buy It! Mrs. Meyer's Clean Day Liquid Hand Soap, Honeysuckle, Pack of 3, $11.97; amazon.com

If you’re specifically looking for antibacterial options, there are a few products from Dial still available (including its classic Gold bar soap for just $2), but a majority are out of stock. Amazon brand Solimo offers an antibacterial refill for just $6, which is currently expected to ship in mid-July. Note that the CDC says there are no added benefits to using an antibacterial option — plain soap is all you need to effectively eliminate germs.