Discover the Disinfecting Power of Germocid: Cold Sterilant Powder


Germocid Cold Sterilant is an innovative and highly effective product, designed to ensure rapid and safe disinfection of medical and dental instruments. Thanks to its unique composition, based on peracetic acid, this disinfectant is able to eliminate a wide range of microorganisms, including spores, viruses (such as HIV, HBV, HCV), bacteria, mycobacteria and fungi.

Main Features of Germocid

• Biocidal Efficiency: Active against a variety of pathogens, ensuring a sterilizing action in just 10 minutes at a concentration of 0.3%.


• Easy Preparation: It activates quickly after 15 minutes from dissolution in water, making the sterilization process simple and fast.


• Duration of Activity: The solution remains effective for up to 24 hours, allowing prolonged use without the need for frequent preparation.


• Versatile Use: Ideal for the sterilization of endoscopes, optical fibers, surgical and dental instruments, transducers and more.


• Compatibility with Automatic Endoscope Washers: It can also be used with automatic devices, optimizing sterilization times.


• Reduced Environmental Impact: The product residues quickly degrade into acetic acid, water and oxygen, ensuring a low impact on the environment.

Chemical Composition

The formulation of Germocid is composed of:

• Peracetic Acid Precursors: Essential for the disinfecting action.


• Co-formulants: Substances that improve the effectiveness and stability of the product.

Italian Production

Germocid is a high-quality product, made entirely in Italy, guaranteeing high standards of safety and effectiveness. Choosing Germocid means opting for a reliable product with proven effectiveness in the field of disinfection and sterilization.

Conclusion

Choose Germocid Cold Sterilant for rapid, effective and environmentally friendly disinfection. With its advanced formula and ease of use, it is the ideal solution for healthcare and dental professionals looking for a high-quality product for the sterilization of their instruments.