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Superbugs are bacteria and fungi that have become resistant to drugs.
Our best-selling range of everyday disinfectant wipes, Medipal Disinfectant Wipes offer great flexibility. Powerful combination chemistry delivers broad spectrum efficacy that’s intended for surfaces and non-invasive medical devices.
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A variety of dispensers and delivery systems are available for our products. For more information download the product brochure.
Medipal Disinfectant Wipes use a high specification combination chemistry, effectively blending two disinfectant compounds, DDAC and Triamine, to produce a highly efficacious, broad spectrum, alcohol free disinfectant.
Tritex material is made by bonding layers of spunbond and meltblown polypropylene fibres together in a high heat process before a hydrophilic coating is applied. This material is 100% synthetic.
The material offers high strength in both directions – across and along the wipe.
Very low linting – low risk of leaving contaminating fibres on surfaces.
Excellent solution retention – ensuring even wetness throughout the wipe.
Efficient solution release – active wipe ingredients are transferred to the surface rather than being trapped in the wipe material fibres.
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Superbugs are bacteria and fungi that have become resistant to drugs.
Candida auris is a yeast fungus superbug that is drug-resistant.
Wet wipes are a fast and convenient way to keep surfaces clean and sanitised. The different chemistries in our wipes enable them to kill viruses, bacteria and spores on hands and surfaces.
Download a series of visual resources that highlight the high-touch areas around wards and the patient environment.
Infection prevention and control is all in a day’s work for those using our products. As well as providing the physical tools to do this, we want to ensure everyone is equipped with the leading scientific information and advice too.
Medipal Minute provides quick and useful information on Infection Control. Just spend a minute to go through each of them!
Professor Katie Laird and her team from De Montfort University are glad to present the result of a recent study on educational intervention in hand hygiene for children in hospital. Medipal proundly supports the Soaper Stars project as the key sponsor.