D-Lead 4222ES-8 D-LEAD 8 oz. Honey Almond Hand Soap

This is a good size for putting in the range bag or counter top of your reloading bench.

I reload and shoot a ton. As a test I’ve washed first with a few different soaps and each time can still see and/or smell residue. This does really seem to clean off the heavy metals better than normal hand soap. I now keep one bottle in each shooting bag.

I do a lot of target practice (twice a week). I use this soap every time I handle rounds or have a session at a range. You can see the lead washing off more than with normal hand soap. It gives me a feeling of added protection from the lead that one is subjected to when handling anything related to firing a firearm.

D-Lead works great and has a pleasant smell. Gets the job done without being harsh on your hands.

Works great. Will last a long time. Perfect for clean-up while at the range, or showering with afterward. I have a young baby at home, so this helps us feel confident that were lead-free after target practice.

Good product I use this for when I go to the gun range. I always bring my own stash in case they ran out.

My local indoor range has industrial sized containers of this for after shooting. Cant speak to microscopic levels but it does indeed easily wash off all visible lead from my skin. And when you shoot .22 long rifle from bulk all day trust me... you need this!

Not to knock anyone else who has written a review, but after doing thorough testing with over the counter lead test kits I have determined that the soap legitimately does work. Pick up a lead test kit at your local pharmacy, go to the range & shoot a bit, test when you’re done at the range if there’s any lead on your hands (which there should be) & use the soap as directed. Then take another test and you’ll see that about an hour after you let your hands dry the lead test will show negative.i love this stuff and will probably be picking up the bigger bottle.

I hope its doing its job. Seems like a very good buy for something as important as not poisoning yourself to death for the sake of your craft.

Lead skin tests prove this works.