CaviCide™

Surface Disinfectants

Cleaning and disinfectant solution

CaviCide is a convenient, ready-for-use, broad-spectrum intermediate level disinfectant for hard non-porous surfaces of medical and dental devices. 
It is effective against Tuberculosis (TB), viruses, bacteria and fungi. 
With only 17% alcohol, CaviCide™ is less aggressive than commonly used products with high-alcohol content.
It is recommended to use CaviCide™ in accordance with the instructions for use and local infection control procedures and regulations.

 

CaviCide

4731221/15CaviCide 200ml (15/Case)
4731222/15 CaviCide 700ml (15/Case)
4731223CaviCide 5l tank
4731229 CaviCide - Pump for 5l Tank

How to use

How to use CaviCide™ 

The product can be used for all areas of the dental practice including operating rooms, isolation rooms, patient care areas and laboratories. 
It can also be applied as:

  • Pre cleaning decontaminant spray.
  • Ultrasonic pre cleaning solution.
  • Manual pre cleaner.
  • Disinfectant spray.
  • Disinfectant immersion solution for non critical instruments

When used as directed it is also effective for cleaning semi critical equipment prior to sterilisation.

CaviCide™ - the impression disinfectant

CaviCide is highly compatible with all impression materials including silicons and alginates. The products’ short exposure times reduce the chance of deformation and ensure form stability while cleaning and disinfecting thoroughly. 

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Document Type: Conformity Statement
Language: English (UK), English (US)
Release date: 
Tuesday, April 27, 2021 - 05:04
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Clean, disinfect, and cover — Top activities for clinical contact surfaces in dentistry - 2018 update
Document Type: Study/Article
Language: English (UK)
Release date: 
Friday, June 28, 2019 - 02:06
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This document is an update of the article entitled “Clean, disinfect and cover — Top activities for clinical contact services in dentistry” published in 2015, and an addition to the recent webinar “The daily fight to limit cross-infection in a dental office”.