Disinfecting gel
2.50CHF - 50.00CHF
Article number: 351504
EAN: 4031678034710
Bode Sterillium classic pure
Sterillium classic pure is a classic hand disinfection product, free of perfume and dyes. Sterillium® is characterized not only by its excellent skin tolerance but also by its very good and immediate effect. Thanks to the absence of dyes and perfumes, Sterillium classic pure hand disinfection is also especially suitable for people with allergies and users with sensitive skin.
Spectrum of action
- Bactericide,
- fungicide
- tuberculocide
- virucidal (broad efficacy against enveloped viruses including HBV, HCV and HIV)
- effective against adenovirus, norovirus, rotavirus and papovirus
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How to use it
For optimal protection: 20 to 30 seconds of friction
Sterillium Disinfectant Gel is used entirely by the skin. As it already has moisturising properties, it is advisable to apply it to dry, not wet, hands, to promote better absorption. Put a small amount on the hands (about 3 ml) and rub for about 30 seconds until completely absorbed.
Surgeons also use this product to disinfect their hands and forearms. In this case, about 6 ml are recommended. You should then scrub for about 1min30s. If injections or punctures are involved, it is recommended to rub the area concerned 15 seconds beforehand. With its moisturising properties, there is no risk of skin irritation.
Characteristics of medical equipment
The prevention of nosocomial infections
Infection control in hospitals and other health care facilities is essential for many reasons
for many reasons - in addition to improving the well-being of patients and health care professionals it also has an economic impact.
Our partners draw on an extensive network and years of experience in the medical and healthcare field to provide a holistic approach to knowledge and guidance that can improve hygiene and compliance.
The targeted use of hand sanitisers could prevent one third of hospital-acquired infections.
Infectious diseases are the leading cause of death in the world
and cross-contamination is the leading cause of hospital-acquired infections.
Huge strides have been made in hygiene and this has greatly improved and simplified clinical practice - but we still need to do more to further reduce the risk of infections and the associated costs.