The Biosecurity Guide provides comprehensive information on various aspects related to African Swine Fever (ASF) and the effective interventions against it. Guide contents: The current situation regarding ASF 7 critical steps...
Unlike QUATS and Glutaraldehyde, 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 to...
Unlike Phenols, AHP® does not leave any active residues behind on surfaces so occupants are not exposed to toxic chemicals, such as carcinogens. Furthermore this active residue can lead to...
The disinfection capabilities of phenolic compounds have been recognized for an extremely long time. Since the 17th century, phenols have been used as dressings on wounds. Today, phenols exhibit a...
Unlike QUATS, AHP® does not lead to Occupational Asthma or pose concern with loss of efficacy due to negative reactions with commonly used cleaning substrates (e.g. QUAT Binding)....
The antimicrobial capabilities of QUATs were first observed in the 19th century and have been used in disinfectant formulations ever since. QUATs are widely regarded as stable and highly dilutable...
Unlike Bleach, 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...
Most people are very familiar with the antimicrobial qualities of chlorine based solutions. Chlorine compounds were recognized for their deodorizing and disinfecting properties in the 19th century and their wide...
Unlike Potassium Peroxymonosulfate, AHP® is non-toxic or non-irritating at the in-use dilution protecting users from adverse health effects. AHP® offers a greater spectrum of efficacy against pathogens of concern in...
Peracetic acid (PAA) is produced by combining acetic acid (vinegar) and hydrogen peroxide. The result is a peroxide version of acetic acid (vinegar) that has a very distinctive and a...