Silver, in disinfection, refers to colloidal nanoparticles of silver that are stabilized by chelating molecules. Silver containing disinfectants have been used extensively for topical wound applications and other medical surface...
Unlike Chlorine Dioxide, AHP® is non-‐toxic at the in-‐use dilution protecting users from adverse health effects such as Occupational Asthma. AHP® offers a greater spectrum of efficacy against pathogens of concern...
Unlike QUATS and Formaldehyde, AHP® is non-toxic ensuring that humans, animals and the environment will not be negatively impacted. Unlike QUATs, there is no concern over loss of efficacy due...
AHP® disinfecting wipes were studied to test their ability to decontaminate surfaces and to transfer acquired contamination to clean surfaces. AHP® was the only product that was able to prevent...
There are a selection of biofilm growth methods for in-lab testing of antimicrobials against biofilms, where the CDC and MBEC methods are the two most commonly used methods. The current...
This study looked at various strategies for reprocessing ETs, including using AHP®. AHP® was found to be an effective approach when sterilization is not feasible....
This study determined that antifreeze agents can be added to AHP® based disinfectants to ensure the disinfectant remains in liquid form at -20°C, without compromising the efficacy of AHP® against...
Vet. Microbiol. Bowman et al. (2015). Routine detection of PEDv is currently limited to RT-PCR bust this test cannot distinguish between viable and inactivated virus. We evaluated the capability of disinfectants, including...
American Journal of Infection Control 42 (2014) S29-S166 It is a common belief that these products are somewhat toxic to the user due to their toxicity against microorganisms. The objective of...
This study tested a number of leading ATP meters to detect if they would be adversely affected by factors such as soils and cleaner-disinfectant chemistry. See Article...