Overview
Gluterasol Surgical Instrument Disinfectant is a high-level disinfectant solution for medical and surgical instruments. It is effective against bacteria, viruses, and fungi when used according to the product directions. It is commonly used for high-level disinfection (cold sterilization) of heat-sensitive devices that cannot be steam sterilized, such as certain endoscopes and surgical instruments, in line with manufacturer instructions.
Key features
- High-level disinfectant for medical and surgical instruments.
- Effective against bacteria, viruses, and fungi when used as directed.
- For high-level disinfection (cold sterilization) of heat-sensitive instruments.
- Suitable for metal and glass, and for some compatible plastics and rubber components.
- Supports instrument hygiene and infection prevention practices.
- 4 L container for repeated use.
- Usable within approved sterilization and disinfection protocols.
- Appropriate for hospitals, clinics, laboratories, and dental centers.
Intended uses and settings
- Disinfection of surgical instruments.
- Disinfection of dental instruments.
- Disinfection of endoscopes and other heat-sensitive devices, if compatible with this type of disinfectant.
- Pre-reuse disinfection of medical instruments.
- Central Sterile Services Departments (CSSD).
- Hospitals and medical centers.
- Private clinics.
- Medical laboratories.
- Healthcare centers.
Target users
- Hospitals.
- Medical centers.
- Clinics.
- Dental centers.
- Laboratories.
- Central sterilization units.
- Day surgery centers.
- Endoscopy centers.
- Healthcare companies.
Specifications
- Product name: GLUTERASOL
- Type: Medical and surgical instrument disinfectant
- Capacity: 4 L
- Use: Disinfection of medical and surgical instruments
- Category: Infection control supplies
- Quality: Professional use
Notes
Follow immersion time and use instructions provided for both the disinfectant and the device. Confirm material and device compatibility before use. Intended for instruments that cannot undergo thermal sterilization.