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FAQ
What about Hepatitis B and C?

The CDC states in guideline documents that any germicide with a tuberculocidal claim on the label is considered capable of inactivating a broad spectrum of less resistant blood borne pathogens such as HIV, Hepatitis B and Hepatitis C. This includes Spec Clean Disinfectant Wipes.

FAQ
Are Spec Clean Disinfectant wipes approved for use in Canada?

Yes, Spec Clean Disinfectant wipes are approved for use in Canada. The DIN# is 02419904.

Technical Data Sheet
Tergo™ PF100-IPA High Purity Ionic & Static Remover (3M Novec™ 7100IPA Replacement) Technical Data Sheet
Tech Article
Can Detergents Kill Germs?

When contaminated instruments arrive in Sterile Processing, the primary goal is to start soil removal with various types of detergents. The timing and correct selection of chemicals in the “dirty” decontamination side becomes more confusing if killing germs is a consideration when items cannot go through washer thermal disinfection. Device instructions must be followed but often…

Tech Article
Finding Clues In Chemical Labels

It’s time to approach Sterile Processing with a meticulous mindset. While chemical labels are not fun to read, they contain essential information for ensuring safe and accurate use.Detergents have minimal regulation in the U.S. as an FDA Class 1 Medical Device so the manufacturer has more leeway on label formatting and content. The product name…

Tech Article
Critical Steps for Point of Use Pre-cleaning Compliance

PART IThe advocacy for initiating instrument processing at point of use is gaining momentum. It takes a team with perioperative management, infection preventionists AND SPD leadership to keep pressing for compliance after the latest survey visit. Compliance involves two important steps:(1) Pre-cleaning with sterile water and sterile sponges DURING procedures; and (2) Pre-treatment with wet towels…