Ebiox working in collaboration with TM Chemicals are excited to announce the launch of a unique complex active solution for the decontamination of Flexible Endoscopes and other heat labile instruments.
The patented and award winning active G-cide™ is a stabilised glutaraldehyde known as Glutaral C11-C15 Pareth 9. The award was based on 3 criteria:
Efficacy of the disinfectant
Biodegradability
User and environmentally friendliness
G-cide™ was chosen out of 52 other competitors.
G-cide™ has no free glutaraldehyde as it is all complexed with our surfactant.
G-cide™ is 5 times less volatile than traditional glutaraldehyde.
The low irritancy of G-cide™ allows for dermatological approval for use in skin disinfection products.
Trionic Endoscope Sporicidal HLD with G-cide™
pH-neutral
Low volatility and non irritant.
It is extremely effective chemical for killing bacteria, viruses, fungi, moulds and spores.
User-friendly.
No special Personal Protective Equipment required.
Ready to use no pre-mixing required.
Active for up to 28 days.
2 year shelf life.
Non-corrosive to metals, plastics or skin.
Biodegradable and environmentally friendly.
For further information on Trionic Endoscope Sporicidal HLD with G-cide™ please contact Ebiox Limited:
Tel: +44 (0) 1925 856 271
Email: sales@ebiox.co.uk
Ebiox products are setting the standard for clinical excellence, and can be used anywhere where effective decontamination is a necessity for infection prevention and control.
Wednesday, 7 November 2012
Tuesday, 4 September 2012
Trionic A2Z One Shot on YouTube
An instructional video is now available on YouTube showing how to use the Trionic A2Z One Shot System following its launch this month. It can be viewed by following the link below:
Ebiox launched the patented solution to the issues surrounding the correct dilution ratios and safe transfer of concentrated product into a trigger spray bottle.
There is an ongoing concern that the correct dilution ratios are maintained when using cleaner disinfectants, incorrect ratios can have an impact on efficacy and be a potential hazard to the user and damaging to materials.
Cleaner disinfectants used in a concentrated format has been know to have caused skin problems, even burns if the concentrate is spilt during the decanting process as either decanted from large containers, 5 litre being the most common or sachets.
Trionic A2Z solution has been independantly tested and proven to be Bactericidal, Virucidal, Fungicidal and Sporicidal.
There are added benefits in that storage space is decreased and transport costs and disposal of waste costs are reduced.
For further Information
Paul Blenkinsopp
Sales and Marketing Director
Ebiox Limited
822 Fountain Court
Birchwood Boulevard
Birchwood
Warrington
WA3 7QZ
UK
mob: +44 7775 731198
tel: +44 1925 856271
http://www.ebiox.co.uk
http://ebiox.blogspot.com
http://twitter.com/ebioxuk
Ebiox launched the patented solution to the issues surrounding the correct dilution ratios and safe transfer of concentrated product into a trigger spray bottle.
There is an ongoing concern that the correct dilution ratios are maintained when using cleaner disinfectants, incorrect ratios can have an impact on efficacy and be a potential hazard to the user and damaging to materials.
Cleaner disinfectants used in a concentrated format has been know to have caused skin problems, even burns if the concentrate is spilt during the decanting process as either decanted from large containers, 5 litre being the most common or sachets.
Trionic A2Z solution has been independantly tested and proven to be Bactericidal, Virucidal, Fungicidal and Sporicidal.
There are added benefits in that storage space is decreased and transport costs and disposal of waste costs are reduced.
For further Information
Paul Blenkinsopp
Sales and Marketing Director
Ebiox Limited
822 Fountain Court
Birchwood Boulevard
Birchwood
Warrington
WA3 7QZ
UK
mob: +44 7775 731198
tel: +44 1925 856271
http://www.ebiox.co.uk
http://ebiox.blogspot.com
http://twitter.com/ebioxuk
Study Shows Triclosan May Hinder Muscle Function
Conclusion of Study:
"Although triclosan was first developed to prevent bacterial infections in hospitals, its use has become widespread in antibacterial products used in the home. However, according to the Food and Drug Administration, other than its use in some toothpastes to prevent gingivitis, there is no evidence that triclosan provides other health benefits or that antibacterial soaps and body washes are more effective than regular soap and water. Experts also express concern about the possibility of resistant bacterial strains developing with the overuse of antibacterial products.
their study outcomes, the researchers argue that the potential health risks call for greater restrictions.
“We have shown that triclosan potently impairs muscle functions by interfering with signaling between two
proteins that are of fundamental importance to life,” says Pessah. “Regulatory agencies should definitely be
reconsidering whether it should be allowed in consumer products.”
"Although triclosan was first developed to prevent bacterial infections in hospitals, its use has become widespread in antibacterial products used in the home. However, according to the Food and Drug Administration, other than its use in some toothpastes to prevent gingivitis, there is no evidence that triclosan provides other health benefits or that antibacterial soaps and body washes are more effective than regular soap and water. Experts also express concern about the possibility of resistant bacterial strains developing with the overuse of antibacterial products.
Because the chemical structure of triclosan resembles other toxic chemicals that persist in the environment, the
FDA and the Environmental Protection Agency are conducting new risk assessments of the chemical. Based ontheir study outcomes, the researchers argue that the potential health risks call for greater restrictions.
“We have shown that triclosan potently impairs muscle functions by interfering with signaling between two
proteins that are of fundamental importance to life,” says Pessah. “Regulatory agencies should definitely be
reconsidering whether it should be allowed in consumer products.”
Says Hammock, “Triclosan can be useful in some instances, however it has become a ubiquitous ‘value added’
marketing factor that actually could be more harmful than helpful. At the very least, our findings call for a dramatic reduction in its use".reduction in its use.”
Wednesday, 15 August 2012
Ebiox Launches Trionic A2Z One Shot
Ebiox is very pleased to announce the launch of a patented solution to the issues surrounding the correct dilution ratios and safe transfer of concentrated product into a trigger spray bottle.
There is an ongoing concern that the correct dilution ratios are maintained when using cleaner disinfectants, incorrect ratios can have an impact on efficacy and be a potential hazard to the user and damaging to materials.
Cleaner disinfectants used in a concentrated format has been know to have caused skin problems, even burns if the concentrate is spilt during the decanting process as either decanted from large containers, 5 litre being the most common or sachets.
Trionic A2Z solution has been independantly tested and proven to be Bactericidal, Virucidal, Fungicidal and Sporicidal.
There are added benefits in that storage space is decreased and transport costs reduced.
For futher information please contact
Paul Blenkinsopp
Sales and Marketing Director
Ebiox Limited
822 Fountain Court
Birchwood Boulevard
Birchwood
Warrington
WA3 7QZ
UK
mob: +44 7775 731198
tel: +44 1925 856271
www.ebiox.co.uk
http://ebiox.blogspot.com
http://twitter.com/ebioxuk
Sunday, 8 July 2012
WHO and Hand Hygiene!!!!
Ebiox has been driving the use of non alcohol hand rubs for a number of years now, offering Esense Hand Foam as a solution to those Healthcare Workers who have and issue with using alcohol based hand rubs.
This can be for a number of reasons, both problems in use or for religious and cultural reasons.
We already know the WHO has issued a directive that an alternative to ABHR's should be made available to those who will not use ABHR's on religious or cultural grounds.
Well buried deep in the WHO Guidelines on Hand Hygiene in Health Care: A Summary First Global Patient Safety Challenge Clean Care is Safer Care, © World Health Organization 2009, is the following;
This can be for a number of reasons, both problems in use or for religious and cultural reasons.
We already know the WHO has issued a directive that an alternative to ABHR's should be made available to those who will not use ABHR's on religious or cultural grounds.
Well buried deep in the WHO Guidelines on Hand Hygiene in Health Care: A Summary First Global Patient Safety Challenge Clean Care is Safer Care, © World Health Organization 2009, is the following;
"Provide alternative hand hygiene products for HCW's with confirmed allergies or adverse reactions to standard products used in the health-care setting".
We know that adverse reactions is one of the main areas reported as to why HCW's do not comply with Hand Hygiene protocols, but many decision makers will not change from ABHR's due to what is after all only a recommendation from the WHO (and CDC).
As we can see from the statement above, that there is not a real reason not to change.
Yes Ebiox would be delighted to convert totally a healthcare institution, but more importantly we have been striving to have Esense Hand Foam readily available to those who have issues with using ABHR's, therefore driving up compliance levels which ensures greater Duty of Care and safety to patients and staff.
Wednesday, 20 June 2012
Ebiox releases a video showing the use of Ultra SSC
Ebiox Ultra™ SSC
A video showing the use of Ebiox Ultra SSC and its ability to clean and recondition stainless steel equipment has been released on You Tube. The product is primarily targeted for use in clinical environments such as hospital CSSD/TSSU departments.
Product Features and Benefits• Protects facilities expensive instrument investment
• Prolongs instrument life
• Removes stains and rust marks
• Removes other oxide films that cause dulling
• Makes instruments look almost “new again”
• Non-abrasive formula
Why Use It?
• Removes “rust” and other stains on stainless instruments
• Mechanically removes oxide layers
• Helps to reform the chromium ions of the stainless steel
• Prolongs instrument life
• Restores shine
• A blend of high performance metal cleaners and scale removers
How to Use the Product
• Dampen cloth with water – sprinkle with Ultra SSC
• Gently rub on instrument to polish out stains
• Rinse with water to remove product
• Decontaminate as usual
The video can be viewed by following the link http://youtu.be/PHZdYaqJlNE
Tuesday, 19 June 2012
Training Partnership
Ebiox Limited has formed a training partnership in the UK with Hospital Direct. The aim is to ensure that all Healthcare Workers who attend one of courses run by Hospital Direct for manual handling receives a module within the training programme on the prevention andcontrol of Healthcare Acquired Infections.
The courses cover a number of disciplines where manual handling is key to ensure safety and the Duty of Care for both patients and staff. They are held at the two dedicated training centres in Clune, Shropshire and Gosport, Hampshire.
There will also be available one day training courses covering Infection Prevention and Control for anyone involved in the care of patients.
For further information please contact john.humphray@hospitaldirectinternational.co.uk or paul.blenkinsopp@ebiox.co.uk
The courses cover a number of disciplines where manual handling is key to ensure safety and the Duty of Care for both patients and staff. They are held at the two dedicated training centres in Clune, Shropshire and Gosport, Hampshire.
There will also be available one day training courses covering Infection Prevention and Control for anyone involved in the care of patients.
For further information please contact john.humphray@hospitaldirectinternational.co.uk or paul.blenkinsopp@ebiox.co.uk
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