HomeNews & TopicsProduct SpotlightDiversey Launches New Oxivir® Three 64 Next-Generation AHP® Concentrate Disinfectant Cleaner

Diversey Launches New Oxivir® Three 64 Next-Generation AHP® Concentrate Disinfectant Cleaner

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Diversey, a Solenis company and global leader in healthcare and infection prevention solutions, has added Oxivir® Three 64 to its leading Oxivir product line. Oxivir Three 64 is a new one-step, hospital disinfectant cleaner that is bactericidal, virucidal and fungicidal all in three minutes at a 1:64 dilution. With more than 70 disinfectant claims, it now leads Diversey’s concentrate lineup of Accelerated Hydrogen Peroxide® (AHP®) dilution control products, making it fast, effective, responsible and sustainable.

Like other members of the Diversey Oxivir family, Oxivir Three 64 in use has the best possible safety rating (category IV). Designed for healthcare environments, the solution is tough enough to clean and disinfect surfaces and equipment in one pass while being gentle on staff and surfaces. It is nonirritating to skin and eyes, requires no personal protective equipment and is compatible with most common healthcare surfaces and equipment.

In addition to being effective as a one-step, multi-surface, multipurpose disinfectant cleaner, Oxivir Three 64 is an EPA-approved soft surface sanitizer.

“The new Oxivir Three 64 formula raises the bar when it comes to efficacy and speed for our concentrates,” said Larinda Becker, Executive Director of Infection Prevention North America. “Healthcare staff can increase speed and effectiveness with a one-step disinfectant cleaner that is potent against a broad spectrum of pathogens in just three minutes.”

For more information on Oxivir Three 64 and other resources available from Diversey, visit www.sdfhc.com, contact 800-558-2332 or visit Diversey.com.

(Advertorial)

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