Micro-Cide Disinfectant 4/cs, MC28-04-128

• 3% glutaraldehyde, high-level disinfection in 25 minutes
• Reusable solution remains effective for up to 28 days
• Protects delicate devices with rust and corrosion inhibitor
• Solution turns green when activated and ready to use
• Quantity: 4 per case

The Micro-Scientific Micro-Cide Disinfectant, known as Micro-Cide 28 HLD, offers an exceptionally fast and reliable solution for the high-level disinfection or sterilization of heat-sensitive, reusable medical, surgical, dental, and endoscopic instrumentation. If you are searching for the best Micro-Cide Disinfectant then this product, with its powerful 3% glutaraldehyde formula that achieves high-level disinfection in a rapid 25 minutes at room temperature, is best for you.

This advanced chemical sterilant is a 3% glutaraldehyde solution supplied in 1-gallon bottles with an attached powder activator, which changes the solution to a distinctive green color upon activation to signal readiness. The solution is formulated to remain effective for up to 28 days after activation, provided the minimum effective concentration of 1.8% glutaraldehyde is maintained, which must be verified with monitor strips before each use. This crucial feature maximizes utility and efficiency in busy clinical environments.

Each case contains a convenient quantity of 4 individual 1-gallon bottles, ensuring a sufficient supply for consistent reprocessing protocols. Designed to be virtually surfactant-free and free-rinsing, the solution minimizes residue and features a rust and corrosion inhibitor to protect delicate instruments. Its moderate pH is compatible with various instruments, including heat-sensitive scopes.

Micro-Cide 28 HLD produces complete sterilization in 10 hours at room temperature, providing versatile protection against a wide spectrum of bacteria, spores, mycobacteria, viruses (including HIV-1), and fungi. This high-performance product is intended for professional use in manual bucket and tray systems for critical and semi-critical device reprocessing.