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| 1. What uses
are defined for the Evercap® disinfectant wipes ? |
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These single-use wipers are designed
for cleaning and decontaminating equipment, material, instruments
and non-invasive medical devices by contact.
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| 2. In what
way are Evercap® disinfectant wipes different ? |
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The innovative patented formulation contains
no aldehyde, no chlorine and no phenol.
Composition: a top-quality non-woven fabric soaked in a
disinfectant formulation of stabilised peroxides and synergised
quaternary ammoniums, ethanol at 95°C, essential oils
and excipients
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| 3. What is
the microbiological action of Evercap® disinfectant wipers
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The wipers when used appropriately act
on Staphylococcus aureus, Enterococcus hirae, Pseudomonas
aeruginose, Escherichia coli bacteria and Candida albicans
according to a methodology derived from the standard AFNOR
NF T 72-190.
They act on viruses: Poliovirus, Adenovirus, Herpes virus
according to the methodology of the standard AFNOR T 72-180
and T2, MS2 according to the methodology of the standard
AFNOR T 72-181.
Inactivation of the HIV virus in 5 minutes (M.A. WAINBERG,
1990).
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| 4. What is
the life span of the Evercap® disinfecting wipers ? |
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The life span is more than 3 years in
the wrapping of origin, not opened, and in normal storage
conditions (away from light, at a temperature of more than
4°C).
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| 5. What are
the instruction for using a wiper ? |
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The surface must be rubbed for at least
2 seconds.
It is recommended to close the lid after use to prevent
a reduction in impregnation of the wipers
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| 6. Can the
Evercap® disinfecting wipers be used in neonatology ? |
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Yes, they can be used for cleaning incubators
and other critical surfaces
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| 7. Can Evercap®
disinfecting wipers be used in isolation units ? |
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Yes. In the minutes that follow the disinfection
of the surface, there is little or no evaporation of the
product since there is very little alcohol in the Evercap®
wipes (< 5%). There is just a film that remains after
disinfecting.
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| 8. Can there
be interaction between the Evercap® wipers and bottles
containing peracetic acid and hydrogen peroxide ? |
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No, there is no incompatibility or interaction
possible since these are ammonium peroxides.
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