High-level disinfectant Anioxyde 1000. 1 L bottle

Anioxyde 1000 is a high-level disinfectant intended for use on all kinds of medical equipment, surgical instruments, and heat-sensitive endoscopy devices. The uniqueness of its design lies in its patented formula, which allows for the extemporaneous production of peracetic acid when it needs to be used, ensuring a more profitable shelf life. This disinfectant solution allows for the elimination of any pathogen in no more than 5 minutes and can be reused for a maximum of 14 days, always ensuring to monitor its effectiveness with reactive strips.

General features
- High-level disinfectant with a patented formula that acts in no more than 5 minutes
- Based on the extemporaneous production of peracetic acid from acetylcaprolactam (PHERA system)
- Completely free of aldehydes, it does not cause protein fixation during its use
- Extremely easy to use, it is supplied with the activating liquid integrated into the container
- Exceptionally effective, with proven efficacy at a peracetic acid concentration of 900 ppm
- Formulated with anti-corrosive agents to prevent the degradation of the instrument material
- Compatible with medical equipment, surgical instruments, and heat-sensitive endoscopy devices
- It is advisable to periodically check its effectiveness with compatible reactive strips (not included and at an additional cost)

Technical specifications
- Composition: extemporaneous production of peracetic acid from acetylcaprolactam (PHERA system); Anioxyde 1000 contains 3% hydrogen peroxide.
- Storage temperature: 5ºC - 25ºC
- Format: 1 L bottle

Indications
Anioxyde 1000 is intended for the disinfection of multiple health products, including medical equipment, surgical instruments, and heat-sensitive endoscopic devices.

Instructions for use
- Pour the contents of the activator (8.9 ml bottle) into the generator (1 L container) and mix the solution before pouring it into the tray.
- Wait a minimum of 30 minutes before immersing the products in the solution to ensure that it is fully activated.
- Thoroughly clean the material before exposing it to the activated solution of Anioxyde 1000 to ensure its effectiveness.
- Check the level of peracetic acid with the Anioxyde 1000 reactive strips (not included and at an additional cost) every time disinfection should start (for the first time or after a break) or every 4 hours if used continuously.
- Do not use the disinfectant bath for more than 14 days.

Instructions for use
- Clean the instruments with a specific disinfectant or detergent before immersing them in the solution and rinse thoroughly with water. Thoroughly brush the channels of endoscopy equipment.
- Pour the activated solution over a tray and respect the contact time. In the case of endoscopy equipment, circulate the solution through the channels.
- Rinse thoroughly with sterile or filtered water (0.2μm) to remove any product residue. In the case of endoscopes, make sure to rinse it both externally and internally.
- Dry with a sterile cloth and try to keep the disinfected instrument in the most aseptic conditions possible.