Alpine IndustriesAlpine Automatic Hand Sanitizer Dispenser - Touchless Soap Dispenser with Drip Tray for Restaurant, Hospital, School, Hotel, Kitchen and Bathroom -1200mL Liquid, Gel

I purchased this product for about $20, and I am very impressed with the quality for the price. The dispenser allows me to put any soap or sanitizer in the container, which gives me freedom from the expensive cartridges from other dispensers. Although you cannot control the amount of product dispensed, it dispenses a relatively nice amount of product on one dispense. The dispenser itself holds 1200 mL of soap or sanitizer, which lasts a long time for me. The only thing I would complain is the window meant for viewing the amount of soap or sanitizer in the dispenser is not very clear. Also, it takes some effort to use the key to open the dispenser. Other than that, for $20, this is an awesome dispenser and would recommend.

Works great for my small business

Makes sanitizing hands quick and easy for the whole family. Nice product

These hand sanitizers work great...easy to install & refill. Batteries are holding up well; have not had to replace them yet. No issues with dispensing or clogging.

1.5 month update: I haven't even cycled through one full tank of soap and this thing is acting up. The dispenser gets stuck in the up position after dispensing so I can't get a second dose. It will eventually reset after a minute. These are brand new batteries and the dispensing action has slowed down, meaning the piston in the dispenser nozzle is wearing out.Very disappointed with Alpine and will never buy their products again.One month Update: I've estimated that the new dispenser is consuming twice as much soap as drippy. No leaks yet but no complaints either.The one in the right is "Drippy". The older model from Alpine that everyone loudly complained about because it leaks unpredictably, no matter how many times I've washed it or lubed it or fiddled with it. One gallon of foaming hand wash lasted me 2+ years through the height of the pandemic washing my hands like every hour or so. Probably 1/3rd leaked away. One set of Amazon Basics alkaline cells lasted me 3 years. I'm not making any of this up.I've got high hopes on the newer version.It doesn't have the setting to dispense twice but it dispenses fast enough so I can wave my hands under there. The soap is well foamed and not wet. The dispensing mechanism looks completely newI'm seeing these in public restrooms everywhere from planet fitness, microcenter, gas stations etc with and without the Alpine branding, because they're low maintenance and cheaper to run than those by KCP and others.My recommendation: Buy it.Fill it with water and hang by your shower for a day to see if it leaks. If it does, send it back.Works only with foaming liquid soap, not liquid soap. I've had good luck with those that use benzalkonium chloride as the surfactant because it does not form sticky clogs in the nozzle when it dries. Ones like Method with sodium lauryl sulfate will not only clog this dispenser but might also dry your hands, even though they are foaming liquid soaps.I'm using ASIN: ‎B08F6J1VDW with very good results. Amazon Solimo used to make a very good one too for around $5 a refill but I can't find that anymore.