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Maintaining facilities requires the ability to eliminate germs. Surface disinfection solutions for chlorine dioxide are endorsed by the EPA, CDC, and WHO.

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DENTAL & ORAL HYGIENE

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LABS & MORGUES

LABS & MORGUES

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MEDICAL APPLICATIONS

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OFFICES & WAITING ROOMS

Disinfect pathogens to keep patients and staff safe. In a matter of minutes eliminate viruses - such as Coronavirus - using selective oxidation.
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HOSPITAL & DENTAL

A great candidate for clinical treatment, this antibacterial is effective against all viral subspecies. It even kills bacteria and germs in the mouth.
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LABORATORIES & MORGUES

Remove contamination, recommission, and restore facilities. All cracks and crevices can be contacted and equipment returned in safe working order.
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VETERINARIAN CARE

Cross-contamination from staff and patients is a high risk. Frequently disinfect susceptible surfaces such as cabinets, tables, floors, chairs and doors.
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VAPOR FOGGING

The best way to disinfect a facility of potential pathogens including Coronavirus[popup_anything id="15384"] is by fogging surfaces and the entire area of rooms, with no residue or additional cleanup.
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BIOMATTER DISINFECTION

Applications include: forensics, biohazard cleanup, crime scenes, outbreak response, sterility after construction, and small amounts of blood.
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HOSPITAL & HEALTHCARE

Hospital Acquired Infections (HAIs) are a serious concern for healthcare professionals. They must ensure that facilities are free from germs such as Coronavirus, Staphylococcus, Aureus (MRSA), HIV-1, Hepatitis B and many other diseases. Chlorine dioxide is the only true alternative to bleaches and other quaternary disinfectants. EPA and WHO registered as a sanitizer, tuberculocidal, virucide, and fungicide for skin disinfectant, and first responder equipment.

Pharmacy

Isolation Rooms

Intensive Care Unit

Clean Rooms

Skin contact and surface sanitizer

Patients with a compromised immune system are often at high risk. The solution is safe for use in hospitals and leaves no harmful residues. It can be sprayed, mopped, soaked, or applied to skin to sanitize or treat infections and left to air dry. The ClO2 molecule is a good candidate for treatment because it increases oxygen levels in tissues and mitochondria, allowing patients to recover quickly; and facilitating rapid recovery. To ensure an effective application to disinfect all microbes in the rooms all surfaces should be wet from ClO2, creating saturations and droplets in the atmosphere.

  • Light concentration 20 ppm
  • Moderate concentration 100 ppm
  • Heavy disinfection 300 ppm

Concentration 10 ppm – See SKIN CONTACT for more info

Concentration 50 ppm – no rinse required

DENTAL & ORAL HYGIENE

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Breath

Mouth

Gums

Tongue

Lips

In 1910, the Mayo Brothers of the Mayo Clinic stated, a healthy mouth can help you live 10 more years. The mouth is truly the gateway to good health. The sooner inflammation is treated, the better. Chlorine dioxide is an oxidizing agent which reacts to infection or stress that causes the inflammation and pain. Three pharmaceutical patents have been granted as an antibacterial application of chlorine dioxide orally. This has been proven effective for many years. Also, you can use chlorine dioxide to treat Herpes I or HI, Cold sores (herpes), Shingles, Periodontal disease, Gingivitis; and bacteria causing Influenza, Sinusitis, Chronic Bronchitis, Strep throat, Pseudomonas Pneumonia, and other similar conditions.

Dental and oral application

Concentration 10 ppm – treat abscess, thrush, and other gum ailments

Concentration 500ppm

Many benefits to using chlorine dioxide solutions:

  •  They don’t contain alcohol
  • They don’t cause staining
  • The taste of the food is unchanged
  • It is used to treat odors
  • You can use it for a long time.
  • You can use them with or without flavors
  • It kills bacteria and germs in the mouth

OFFICE SPACE

OFFICE SPACE

LABS

MORGUES

CRIME SCENES

BIOMATTER

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Virucide, sterilizer, and vapor fogging

Concentration 500 ppm

Concentration 50ppm

To control contamination, biohazards, and other dangerous microorganisms, ClO2 can be applied routinely to decontaminate. All cracks and crevices, from floor to ceiling, are cleaned and disinfected during sterilization, ensuring a completely sterile work environment. Application areas include: virus outbreak response, forensics, waste, biohazards, crime scenes, dissolving small quantities or drops of blood, and establishing sterility following construction.

Chlorine dioxide can be used as a biocide fogger. What is the best thing about this powerful disinfectant? It’s completely safe to use. Give your business a hospital-grade disinfectan and kill 99.99% of all bacteria and harmful germs. Surfaces and high-traffic areas should be cleaned regularly throughout the day. Because ClO2 does not require wiping or rinsing of surfaces after application, it is highly preferred by personnel. This greatly reduces the time required to prepare rooms.

VETERINARY & ANIMAL CARE

A safe and effective way to sanitize and deodorize your animals and pets. The WHO has registered chlorine dioxide for disinfecting Canine Influenza A virus, Canine Parvovirus and fighting FCV spread in enclosures and the ground. ClO2 can be used to disinfect kennels, animal hospitals, and other areas where animals need to be clean and virus-free. Chlorine dioxide gas (an activated ingredient) is gentle enough for pets’ skin and coats, and effective enough to eliminate the strongest odors, such as skunk spray. It can also be used to eliminate microscopic parasites living on warm-blooded host’s skin.

Versatile Uses of Chlorine Dioxide

Chlorine dioxide chlorine dioxide can be used as a shampoo or conditioner in baths and dips for pets and their owners to eliminate fleas, lice, mites, and ticks. With great success, veterinarians have used chlorine dioxide to treat deep wounds and abscesses in cats and dogs as also tigers or elephants. If the body could manage to manufacture chlorine dioxide, as it does hypochlorite, hydrogen peroxide, and superoxide, it would certainly do so. ClO2 is a wound medicine that has the perfect combination of neutralizing and disinfecting properties. Healing is not affected by ClO2, unlike iodine compounds.
Chlorine dioxide is also used to disinfect potable water and water that can be used for drinking, for animal and human consumption.

Sanitize, sterilize, and deodorize

Concentration 80 ppm – safe on skin and fur

  • Concentration 500 ppm – floors, carpets, work and holding rooms
  • Concentration 650 ppm – litter boxes, cages, stalls, etc

See FARM AND RANCH for more information

VAPOR FOGGING

Safe on all surfaces to deodorize or disinfect. For applications where the entire room does not need to be decontaminated, equipment can be tented and fumigated in place. This allows for a smaller volume to be treated, lowering treatment times and costs compared to decontaminating the entire room. Chlorine dioxide is safe on materials such as stainless steel, anodized aluminum, painted steel, plastics, epoxy flooring and paints, gasket materials, and electronics.

See HVAC AND MOLD REMEDIATION for more information about vapor fogging

Chlorine dioxide gas is an agent used to control noxious microorganisms on inanimate objects and surfaces and has been registered as a sterilant (a type of antimicrobial pesticide) with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency since 1988.

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1. Mixing

Put a few drops of concentrate and a few drops of activator into a glass or plastic container

2. Wait

Set aside for one minute and wait for the solution to turn an amber, yellow color.

3. Fill with Water

Add clean water to fill the rest of the container and you’re ready to sanitize

4. Start Cleaning

Find a surface you want to clean and use it just as you would a normal cleaner.

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