Agluco Pharmaceuticals

General references

Hygiene prevents infections amongst patients and employees. In order to guarantee high medical standards, careful and thorough hygiene in practices, hospital, etc. is indispensable.

Application of cleaning agents and disinfectants are legally stipulated according to a determined time scheme. The goal is to elimination of infection-relevant germs with standardized,
quantifiable proof of effect for prevention of nosocomial infections.
Active hygienic measures are disinfection, sterilization and the employment of disposal or non- returnable products. Insofar as sterilisation is possible, the sequence “disinfect-clean-sterilise” is to be observed with instrument to be reused again. Vat, spray and wipe methods are utilized for the disinfection of instruments. But vat disinfection is generally preferred.

Field of application:

The drill bath is suitable for cleaning and disinfection of dental drills and any kind of rotating instrument.

Type of preparation:

This is a highly effective and cleaning-active, ready-to-use combination for the dentistry filed with extensive spectrum of activity against bacteria, fungi (Candida albicans) and enveloped viruses. The preparation contains effective corrosion protection and biodegradable.
It can be disposed of diluted with normal wastewater.

Application references:

The drill bath is a ready-to-use solution which is applied undiluted.
Place drill in the solution immediately after use. All >b>surfaces to be disinfected must be completely covered by the solution. There should be no cavities or bubbles. Replace regularly, depending on the degree of soiling.
It is recommended to change the ready-to-use solution daily. Allow to take effect for at least 5 minutes. After completion of the exposure time, thoroughly rinse the drill with water and dry. The water should have at least drinking-water quality.

Composition:

Bis (3-aminopropyl) dodecylamemthylpolyoxyethylammoniumpropionate,

Exposure times:

Bactericidal effect:

VAH / DGHM (Staphylococcos aureus, Enterococcos hirae, Echerichia coli, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Proteus mirabilis), EN 13727, EN 14561

5 minutes   dirty conditions

Virucidal effect:

Inactivation of enveloped viruses (“limited Virucidal”, e.g. HBV, HCV, HIV), in accordance to BGA (RKI)/ DVV (Vaccinia, BVDV) in accordance to EN 14476:

5 minutes   dirty conditions

Fungicidal / levurocidal effect:

Candida albicans according to VAH / DGHM and EN 13624, EN 14562

5 minutes   dirty conditions

Tuberculocidal effect:

Inactivation of tuberculosis pathogens (surrogate: M. terrae) VAH/DGHM:

5 minutes   dirty conditions

testet according to EN 14476 (BVDV, Vaccinia) and BGA (RKI) DVV

Container delivery forms:

• Canisters
• Bulk containers

Chemical-physical data:

Optic:   clear solution

Density:   1.002g/ml

Ph value:   11

Safety informations:

R 36 / 38 Irritating to eyes and skin. S 25 Avoid contact with eyes. S 26 In case of contact with eyes rinse immediately with plenty of water and seek medical advice. S 37/ 39 Wear suitable gloves and eye / face protection.

Expertise:

Our products are scientifically examined and tested according to the latest methods. We will gladly send you copies of our expertise upon request.

General references

Hygiene prevents infections amongst patients and employees. In order to guarantee high

Medical standard, careful and thorough hygiene in practices, hospital, hospital, etc is

Indispensable. Application of cleaning agents and disinfectants are legally stipulated

According to a determined time scheme.

Through the daily suction of organic and inorganic substances there is a danger that these

Substances settle in the tubes, begin to dry or present a risk of infection for staff during filter

change. The goal is the elimination of infection- relevant germs with standardized,

quantifiable proof of effect for prevention of nosocomial infections.

Disinfectants can only be effective if the required exposure times and concentrations are

complied with. Non-compliance with exposure times and concentrations, e.g. underdosage,

can lead to insufficient disinfection efficiency. Overdosages are inefficient and

Unnecessarily burden the environment.

Field of application:

Combination preparation for disinfection and cleaning of dental suction system, amalgam

separators as well as mouth rinse basins.

Type of preparation:

Cleaning disinfectant concentrate on basis of quaternary ammonium salts. Aldehyde- free, with pleasant smell, extremely low-foam and material- sparing: fast effectiveness, even in very slight concentrations. Approved as a medical product.

Application references:

To avoid functional disturbances in the suction system and at the same time to ensure hygienic safety, the disinfection should be carried out as follows.

The suction system disinfectant is a disinfectant concentrate which has to be diluted with water before its application. The suction system disinfectant is used in a 2 or 3 % concentration (20/30 ml of concentrate to 1 Liter of water). For this purpose, turn the dosing chamber cap of our practical dosing bottle by a half turn, pump the desired quantity into the dosing chamber by pressing the bottle and mix this quantity with water. Suck ca. one litre of the ready-to-use solution through the suction tubes and allow at least 15 minutes to take effect, e.g. over the lunch break or over night. Depending on the loud, it is recommended to disinfect the suction system one to two times per day, before the lunch break and after the end of treatment.

After the end of the exposure time, flush with water in order to rinse out dissolved contaminants from the tubes.

In the case of a high degree of blood and secretory contaminants, water should be flushed through directly after the treatment. In the event of strong contaminants or longer downtimes, an additional cleaner (e.g. suction system intensive cleaner) should be utilized.

Composition:

Dimethyl dioctyl ammonium chloride, benzyl dimethyl ammonium chloride, surfactants, solubiliser, adjuvants, odorous substance, water.

Exposure times:

Bactericidal effect:

According to VAH/DGHM (Staphylococcos aureus, Enterococcos hirae, Echerichia coli, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Proteus mirabilis) and EN 1276, EN 13727, EN 14561:

3, 0 % 5 min (dirty conditions) (VAH/DGHM)



3, 0 % 2 min (dirty conditions) (EN 13727, EN 14561)

2, 0 % 15 min (dirty conditions) (VAH/DGHM)

2, 0 % 5 min (dirty conditions) (EN 1276)

Virucidal effect:

Inactivation of enveloped viruses (“limited Virucidal”, e.g. HBV, HCV, HIV)

Fungicidal / effect:

Candida albicans according to VAH/ DGHM and EN 1650, EN 13624,

EN 14562:

3, 0 % 5 min (dirty conditions) (VAH/DGHM)



3, 0 % 2 min (dirty conditions) (EN 13624, EN 14562)

2, 0 % 15 min (dirty conditions) (VAH/DGHM)

2, 0 % 5 min (dirty conditions) (EN 1650)

Dilution table for the concentrate:

Recommendation of supporting / supplementary product:

• Suction system intensive cleaner
• Mouth rinse basin disinfection
• Suction cup
• Accessories (canister pumps, canister tap, canister key, etc.)

Container delivery forms:

High- quality packaging solutions according to customer request, e.g. in

• Practical dosing bottle with dosing container
• Canister
• Bulk containers

Chemical- physical data:

Optics: nearly clear solution

Density: ca 1.0 g/ cm at 20 C

Ph value: 8-9

Safety references:

 

R 36 / 38 Irritating to eyes and skin.

S 24 / 25 Avoid contact with the skin and eyes. S 26 In case of contact with eyes, rinse immediately with plenty of water and seek medical advice. S 28 After contact with skin, wash immediately with plenty of water S 37/ 39 wear suitable gloves and eye / face protection.

Expertise:

Our product are scientifically examined and tested according to the latest methods. We will Gladly send you copies of our expertise upon request.

General references

Hygiene prevents infections amongst patients and employees. In order to guarantee high medical standards, careful and thorough hygiene in practices, hospital, etc. is indispensable.

Application of cleaning agents and disinfectants are legally stipulated according to a determined time scheme. The goal is to elimination of infection-relevant germs with standardized,
quantifiable proof of effect for prevention of nosocomial infections.
Active hygienic measures are disinfection, sterilization and the employment of disposal or non- returnable products. Insofar as sterilisation is possible, the sequence “disinfect-clean-sterilise” is to be observed with instrument to be reused again. Vat, spray and wipe methods are utilized for the disinfection of instruments. But vat disinfection is generally preferred.

Field of application:

The drill bath is suitable for cleaning and disinfection of dental drills and any kind of rotating instrument.

Type of preparation:

This is a highly effective and cleaning-active, ready-to-use combination for the dentistry filed with extensive spectrum of activity against bacteria, fungi (Candida albicans) and enveloped viruses. The preparation contains effective corrosion protection and biodegradable.
It can be disposed of diluted with normal wastewater.

Application references:

The drill bath is a ready-to-use solution which is applied undiluted.
Place drill in the solution immediately after use. All >b>surfaces to be disinfected must be completely covered by the solution. There should be no cavities or bubbles. Replace regularly, depending on the degree of soiling.
It is recommended to change the ready-to-use solution daily. Allow to take effect for at least 5 minutes. After completion of the exposure time, thoroughly rinse the drill with water and dry. The water should have at least drinking-water quality.

Composition:

Bis (3-aminopropyl) dodecylamemthylpolyoxyethylammoniumpropionate,

Exposure times:

Bactericidal effect:

VAH / DGHM (Staphylococcos aureus, Enterococcos hirae, Echerichia coli, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Proteus mirabilis), EN 13727, EN 14561

5 minutes   dirty conditions

Virucidal effect:

Inactivation of enveloped viruses (“limited Virucidal”, e.g. HBV, HCV, HIV), in accordance to BGA (RKI)/ DVV (Vaccinia, BVDV) in accordance to EN 14476:

5 minutes   dirty conditions

Fungicidal / levurocidal effect:

Candida albicans according to VAH / DGHM and EN 13624, EN 14562

5 minutes   dirty conditions

Tuberculocidal effect:

Inactivation of tuberculosis pathogens (surrogate: M. terrae) VAH/DGHM:

5 minutes   dirty conditions

testet according to EN 14476 (BVDV, Vaccinia) and BGA (RKI) DVV

Container delivery forms:

• Canisters
• Bulk containers

Chemical-physical data:

Optic:   clear solution

Density:   1.002g/ml

Ph value:   11

Safety informations:

R 36 / 38 Irritating to eyes and skin. S 25 Avoid contact with eyes. S 26 In case of contact with eyes rinse immediately with plenty of water and seek medical advice. S 37/ 39 Wear suitable gloves and eye / face protection.

Expertise:

Our products are scientifically examined and tested according to the latest methods. We will gladly send you copies of our expertise upon request.

General remarks

Throughout medical practice, hygiene helps protect patients and staff against infections. Careful and thorough hygiene measures are essential in surgeries, hospital etc. in order to guarantee high medical standards. Cleaning agents and disinfectants should be used according to a predetermined schedule. The objective is to eliminate infectious pathogens using a standardised, quantifiable system with proof of effectiveness in nosocomial infections.

Active hygiene measures include disinfection, sterilisation and the use of single – use or disposable articles. For instruments intended for reuse, disinfection, cleaning and sterilisation (where sterilisation is possible) are always carried out in that order. Procedures involving immersion in basins, spraying and wiping are used for instrument disinfection. However, disinfection by immersion in basins is generally preferable.

Disinfectants can only act effectively if the necessary action times and concentrations are observed. If reaction times and concentrations (inadequate dosage for example) are not respected, this may result in ineffective disinfection. Excess dosages are uneconomic and impact unnecessarily on the environment.

Field of application:

The instrument disinfectant is suitable for the cleaning and disinfection of all types of surgical instruments and drills in manual preparation and circulation procedures and in the ultrasonic bath.

Preparation:

Low working concentrations achieve a comprehensive spectrum of the effect to combat bacteria, fungi, enveloped and non-enveloped viruses and spores. The disinfectant has effective corrosion protection, is biodegradable and can be disposed of in diluted form with normal water.

Directions for use:

The instrument disinfection powder is a disinfectant concentrate which must be diluted with water before use. A 1% concentration is recommended: (10g of the concentrate to 1 litre of water). Lower concentrations can also be used, as shown in the list of action times below.

Use the enclosed measurement beaker (15ml = 10g, 30ml = 20g) to prepare the working solution. Sprinkle in the appropriate amount of powder, and then stir several times during the first 15 minutes. Ensure that the solution wets all parts completely. After the stipulated action time, remove the objects from the solution and rinse off with water (drinking water quality, but sterile distilled water or deionised water is better). Change the solution on each working day.

Immersion bath procedure:

Dismantle the instruments and appliances immediately after use as far as possible into their individual parts or open them and immerse in the working solution. The set of instruments must be covered completely with the instrument disinfectant. There may not be any non-immersed spaces or air bubbles. Replace the disinfectant regularly (preferably daily) depending on the level of contamination. On completion of instrument disinfection, rinse thoroughly with water and then dry.

Silicon spray should be used for the care of hinges.

Ultrasound bath

The instrument disinfectant can be used in the given concentrations in the ultrasonic bath as well. It is important to ensure that the ultrasonic treatment time quoted by the instrument manufacturer is not exceeded.

Dilution table for the concentrate

Composition

Sodium, percabonate, monohydrate, tetra acetylene diamine, tensides, solubilizers, excipients.

Recommendations regarding concomitant / supplementary products:

• Disinfection bath

Action times:

Bactericidal action:

Virucidal action:

Fungicidal action:

Tuberculocidal action:

Sporicidal action:

Chemical and physical data:

Appearance of the concentrate:White powder,soluble in water.

General References

Hygiene prevents infections amongst patients and employees. In order to guarantee high medical
standards, careful and thorough hygiene in practices, hospitals, etc. is indispensable.
Applications of cleaning agents and disinfectants are legally stipulated according to a determined
time scheme. The goal is the elimination of infection-relevant germs with standardised, quantifiable proof of effect for prevention of nosocomial infections. Active hygienic measures are disinfection, sterilisation and the employment of disposable or non-returnable products. Insofar as sterilisation is possible, the sequence “disinfect – clean – sterilise” is to be observed with instruments to be reused again. Instrument bath, spray and wipe methods are utilized for the disinfection of instruments. But bath disinfection is generally preferred.

Disinfectants can only be effective if the required exposure times and concentrations are
complied with. Non-compliance with exposure times and concentrations, e.g. underdosages, can lead to insufficient disinfection efficiency. Overdosages are inefficient and unnecessarily burden the environment.

Field of application:

The instrument disinfectant is suitable for cleaning and disinfection of surgical instruments, endoscopes, and drills of any kind in manual treatment and circulation process as well as in the ultrasonic bath.

Type of preparation:

With low application concentrations it covers a comprehensive spectrum of activity against bacteria, fungi (Candida albicans) and enveloped viruses; with effective corrosion protection, biodegradable. The disinfectant can be disposed of diluted with normal waste water.

Application references:

The instrument disinfectant is a disinfectant concentrate which first has to be diluted with water before its application a 1 % concentration is recommended (10 ml of concentrate to 1 litre of water). Lower concentrations can also be utilised in accordance with the exposure times listed below. For this purpose, turn the dosing chamber cap of our practical dosing bottle by a half turn, pump the desired quantity into the dosing chamber by pressing the bottle and mix this quantity with water, as listed below in the dilution table. Afterwards, allow to take effect in accordance with the exposure times.

Immersion bath process:

Immediately after use, dismantle or open the instruments and devices as far as possible into component parts and place in the solution. The instruments must be completely covered with the instrument disinfectant. There should be no cavities or air bubbles. Replace solution regularly, depending on the degree of soiling (at best daily). After the disinfection of instruments, rinse thoroughly with water and dry. The water should have at least drinking-water quality. Completely demineralised, sterile water is recommended for high-quality instruments. Use hinge silicon spray for care.

Ultrasonic bath:

The instrument disinfectant can also be utilised in the indicated concentrations in the ultrasonic bath. While doing so, make sure that the sonication periods do not exceed the specifications of the instrument manufacturer.

Dilution table for the concentrate:

Composition:

Bis(3-aminopropyl)dodecylamine, Didecylmethylpolyoxyethylammoniumpropionat, surfactants, solubiliser, adjuvants, water.

Recommendation of supporting / supplementary products

• Disinfection bath
• Drill bath
• Cleaner for instruments
• Accessories (canister pumps, canister tap, canister key, etc.)

Container delivery forms:

High-quality packaging solutions according to customer request, e.g. in

• Practical dosing bottles with dosing aid
• Canisters
• Bulk containers

Exposure times:

Bactericidal effect

According to VAH/ DGHM¹ (Staphylococcos aureus, Enterococcos hirae, Echerichia coli, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Proteus mirabilis), EN 13727, EN 14561:

Virucidal effect:

Inactivation of enveloped viruses2 tested according to EN 14476 (BVDV, Vaccina) and
BGA(RKI)/DVV:

Fungicidal/levurocidal effect:

Candida albicans according to VAH/ DGHM1, EN 13624, EN 14562:

Tuberculocidal/mycobactericidal effect:

Mycobactericidal (M.avium) according to EN 14348, EN 14563:

Tuberculocidal (M. terrae) according to VAH/DGHM3:

Tuberculocidal (M. terrae) according to EN 14348, EN 14563:

Chemical –physical data:

Safety information:

Corrosive R 22 Harmful if swallowed. R 34 Causes burns.

S 26 In case of contact with eyes, rinse immediately with plenty of water and seek medical advice. S 28 After contact with skin, wash immediately with plenty of soap and water. S 37/39 Wear suitable gloves and eye/face protection. S 45 In case of accident or if you feel unwell, seek medical advice immediately (show the label where possible). S 60 This material and its container must be disposed of as hazardous waste.

Expertise:

Our products are scientifically examined and tested according to the latest methods. We will gladly send you copies of our expertise upon request. (report for endoscopes also available)