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Enzymes are an organic protein-based material. Once mixed with water, they will slowly begin to spoil just as milk or meat would if left out too long. The Spec Clean Quad Enzymatic Instrument Detergentwill begin to smell foul, usually within a day. Enzymes break down as they digest soils. If instruments are highly contaminated, the…

No, it is a pH neutral enzymatic detergent safe to use on all instrumentation including lensed and lumened instrumentation. Spec Clean Quad Enzymatic Instrument Detergent also includes an anti-corrosive system to prevent damage to metallic surfaces during the decontamination process. When using this product as a pre-soak or holding solution, it is not recommended to…

Yes, it Spec Clean Quad Enzymatic Instrument Detergent formulated to be a non-foaming detergent, so it can be used in both manual and automated processes such as endoscope reprocessors, ultrasonic units, and automated instrument washers.

Yes! It may be used to flush and clean medical surgical suction units and dental unit evacuation lines. Specific enzymes in the formula digest complex biofilm found inside suction lines and reduce odors. Spec Clean Quad Enzymatic Instrument Detergent is non-foaming to protect pumps, and is neutral pH, recommended for amalgam separator systems, plastics and…

Yes. Use freshly prepared Spec Clean™ Endoscope Sponge within 12 hours.

Yes! sponges with Spec Clean™ Quad Enzymatic Instrument Detergent have validated performance for enzymatic action at room temperature. Tap water is appropriate for this stage of precleaning. A better quality of water may be required for the final rinse.