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Peroxide may kill some bacteria in the throat, but whether you should be trying to kill them is another matter entirely. We are absolutely besieged these days by ads for anti-bacterial products â soaps, detergents and household cleansers, cutting boards, bandages, toys, cosmetics, even ice packs.
Best Answer: The peroxide has been found to not be affective at disinfecting. The peroxide bubbles b/c of mixing with the waste that bacteria produce and make bubbles, but don't actually kill the bacteria. 70% rubbing alcohol kills the surface bacteria to decrease the chances of getting infected. So, if you get a shot, the bacteria don't get pushed under the skin with the needle.