Description
- In NHS Supply Chain
- A Schulke product
- Bactericidal (inc. Tb), fungicidal & vircucidal (inc. lipophilic and hydrophilic viruses: HBV, HCV, HIV, polio, rota, adeno, vaccinia, herpes simplex, and noro viruses)
- Norovirus efficacy tested 15 sec.( in accordance with latest test methods (murine norovirus))
- Re-fattening agents protect and care for the skin
- Colour & perfume free
- Rapid acting and quick drying due to ethanol base
- The SELS-test (Surface Evaluation of Living Skin) has been carried out for desderman® pure
- Hygienic hand disinfection
- Surgical hand disinfection
Please note: A dangerous goods surcharge may apply - more information can be found on our delivery information page.
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FAQs
Q. I've read that Alcohol hand gels can be drunk and are can be dangerous please offer advice if this is correct? 1
Ainslee Pascal Answer
A. All our hand gels are denatured. To distinguish ethanol from alcoholic drinks the government insist that alcoholic formulations for cleaning or industrial use should be blended with an additive to render them unfit for human consumption. The most common additive used in our alcohol is Bitrex. It is the addition of these additives, called 'denaturants', that make the alcohol unpalatable. Under new regulations issued in 2004, denatured ethanol B (known in the trade as DEB) is now classified as Trade Specific Denatured Alcohol (TSDA).
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A. Hand sanitisers are considered as ‘leave on’ products which can be used in the absence of water. Dependent on the segment and the protocols in place - they are complementary to hand cleansing and drying.
In less stringent segments hand sanitisers offer the convenience of sanitised hands in the absence of water. The sanitiser is dispensed on the hands and the product rapidly kills bacteria and microorganisms that are present. They do not clean hands. They are used to prevent cross-contamination of physically clean hands.
In less stringent segments hand sanitisers offer the convenience of sanitised hands in the absence of water. The sanitiser is dispensed on the hands and the product rapidly kills bacteria and microorganisms that are present. They do not clean hands. They are used to prevent cross-contamination of physically clean hands.
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