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NSF Standard 60 & NSF Standard 50 allows ACID Magic to be used for pH adjustment, corrosion and scale control in drinking water treatment and in pools. Qualifying for NSF Standard certification requires that both the product and manufacturing facility meet rigorous standards for quality before being deemed safe for use in drinking water treatment.

No, the Pro Tector Infectious Waste Bags will melt.

Yes, the Pro Tector Infectious Waste Bags meet the stringent criteria for New York and Florida “red bag” regulations. They are red, bear the standard biohazard symbol, include “infectious waste” text in both English and Spanish, are free of polychlorinated filler plastics and meet or exceed ASTM D-1709 and ASTM D-1922 tear and impact resistance standards:…

No, the Pro Tector Infectious Waste Bags cannot be used sharps disposal. Sharps must be collected in rigid, puncture-proof containers.

All surface barriers should be changed between patients. Most dental procedures create aerosols so even if barriers are not directly touched they are likely to be contaminated.

No, as long as the barrier remained intact and on the surface. According to CDC guidelines “The surface needs to be cleaned and disinfected only if contamination is evident.”