STERILIZING DISINFECTING SOLUTIONS

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
CIDEMAX Intramedica Corp. 2150 N.W. 93 Avenue Miami FL 33172 STERILIZING AND DISINFECTING SOLUTIONS FOR USE IN LABORATORIES, HOSPITALS, DENTAL AND MEDICAL SETTINGS;
CIDEX FORMULA 7 Johnson & Johnson One Johnson & Johnson Plaza New Brunswick NJ 08933 sterilizing and disinfecting solutions for use in laboratories, hospitals, dental and medical settings;FORMULA;
METREX METREX RESEARCH CORPORATION Legal Department 1717 West Collins Avenue Orange CA 92867 sterilizing and disinfecting solutions for medical and dental instruments, equipment and surfaces;cleaning solutions for medical and dental instruments, equipment and surfaces and antimicrobial skin care products, namely, liquid surgical scrub, liquid soap, no rinse gel, no rinse gel towelettes and skin lotion;
METREX METREX RESEARCH 200 S. Kraemer Blvd. Brea CA 92822 Sterilizing and disinfecting solutions for medical and dental instruments, equipment and surfaces; antimicrobial skin care products, antimicrobial skin care products, namely, no-rinse hand sanitizing preparations in the form of gels and sprays;Cleaning solutions for medical and dental instruments, equipment and surfaces and antimicrobial skin care products, namely, liquid soap, hand cleansing gel, pre-moistened skin cleansing and skin moisturizing towelettes, and skin lotion;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A method for cleaning/disinfecting/sterilizing the water circuits (1) of dental units (100) comprises at least the following steps: introducing a cleaning/disinfecting/sterilizing fluid into the water circuit (1); holding the cleaning/disinfecting/sterilizing fluid in the water circuit (1) for a predetermined length of time; draining the cleaning/disinfecting/sterilizing fluid out of the circuit (1) through endpieces (3a) of supply branches (3); the method further comprising a step of programming/selecting the contact time periods (T) of the steps of introducing and holding the fluid in the water circuit (1), this step preceding the step of introducing the fluid and being effected by selecting from a plurality of contact time periods (T1, T2, T3 . . . Tn) each of which consists at least of a fraction of a time period (Ta) of the step of introducing fluid in the water circuit (1) added to a time period (Tb) of the holding step, according to a desired parameter-level (P1, P2, P3 . . . Pn) of cleaning/disinfection/sterilization and/or of predetermined or predeterminable events on the dental unit (100).