Patent Explained
Disinfectants, antiseptics, sterilizers and sanitizers are they the same?
| Sterilizers | A material that renders surfaces and objects sterile, i.e. free from all micro-organisms |
| Disinfectant or Antisepticor | A material that reduces the number of living micro-organisms to a level lowenough to limit the release of micro-organisms which could cause transmission of infection or disease, so not necessarily reaching sterile |
| Sanitizers | General term, no clear definition, so term to be avoided in the field of antiseptics & disinfectants. |
Quanternary Ammonium is widely recognized and used Disinfectant that is safe enough to be in toothpastes, mouthwash & cosmetics.
EZOMED is a π-complex of C12 Quaternary Ammonium Chloride (Dodecyl Dimethyl Benzyl Ammonium Chloride) with ion Copper, so it benefits from both worlds (Quaternary Ammonium disinfectant + copper-based antimicrobial) with more synergy and biocidal activity but with less toxicity
Shortest contact time
Equipment & Surface Compatibility
Cleaning Ability
Efficiency: Log Reduction
The detergent disinfectant can be also applied to sectors outside Hospital Operating rooms, ICUs, and Hospital general applications, to applications ranging from Dentists, Laboratories, Pharmaceutical Industries, Water Treatment Plants, Swimming Pools, Restaurants, Industries (F&B mainly but also packaging, cosmetics, …), Schools, Hotels, Malls, Personal use, etc…
- 12-chain Quaternary Ammonium – one of the Best in the family of Quaternary Ammonium Chlorides, which is a very well-known Disinfectant. Our molecule includes 2 x 12-chains.
- The π-Complex, which increases dramatically the killing power over bacteria, viruses, fungi and other micro-organisms, while reducing the toxicity (vs. humans) of the product at the same time
- The additional power of Cu (Copper) in the π-Complex. Copper being a natural anti-microbial element