High Level Instrument Disinfectant
safe OPA
22
Export Countries
10.000 Ton
Ton Annual Production Capacity
5.000m2
m2 Production Facility
%100
Automation Production
High Level Instrument Disinfectant
Export Countries
Ton Annual Production Capacity
m2 Production Facility
Automation Production
Ready to Use 0.55% OPA
High Level Instrument Disinfectant
Usage and Purpose
safe OPA is a ready-to-use product, do not dilute it. Physically wipe medical devices and instruments with a paper towel before dipping them in safe OPA. Then thoroughly enzymatically clean and rinse. Dip surgical instruments, endoscopes, and medical devices in the safe OPA prepared in the endoscopy device or decontamination tub. Make sure that the materials are completely dipped in the solution. Dip your instruments for a minimum of 5 minutes, which is the efficiency time, and leave the decontamination tub closed. At the end of the dipping process, rinse thoroughly with distilled water or deionized water.
Use the product for a maximum of 14 days. The stability of the remaining product after opening the cover is 75 days. If it is not cleaned sufficiently, it can paint on organic dirt due to its orthophthalaldehyde feature. If the safe OPA solution is to be used for the disinfection of a material in which amine derivatives are used, the amino compound residues of the instruments should be removed in detail. If there is residue of amino compounds, it may cause color change on the product.
The efficiency of the product is monitored with MEK control strips. In manual use, it should be noted that good rinsing is made after cleaning.
Ürünün etkinliği MEK kontrol stripleri ile takip edilir. Manuel kullanımlarda temizlik sonrası iyi durulama yapıldığına dikkat edilmelidir.
Bactericidal (MRSA, VRE, Acinetobacter ssp.) 5 min.
Mycobactericidal 5 min.
Virucidal 5 min.
Fungicidal 5 min.
Sporicidal 5 min.
Ready to Use 0.55% OPA
Formulation Type: Liquid
01.-
Active Ingredients
: 0.55% Orthophthalaldehyde, corrosion inhibitors, deionized water.
Safe OPA, corrosion, deformation, and discoloration tests were carried out by the accreditation agency.
EN 13727+A2, EN 14561, EN 13624, EN 14562, EN 14348, EN 14563, EN 13704, EN 14347, EN 14476+A1, EN ISO 2812-1