The most effective universal formula on the market- a mix of biocides with different mechanisms of action prevents bacterial resistance and superbug formation.

Each individual wipe is single use. This prevents the transfer of pathogens between surfaces or from one medical device to another What are the active ingredients in Clinell Universal Wipes? Tested against COVID-19, VIEW CLINELL CORONAVIRUS EFFICACY REPORT CE certified Class IIa medical device The UK’s most trusted single-step detergent and disinfectant wipe; ideal for surface disinfection and cleaning of non-invasive medical devices. Our patented near-neutral pH formula ensures exceptional material compatibility and kills at least 99.99% of germs after 10 seconds, norovirus within one minute and reduce instances of MRSA by 55%. You can use Universal Sanitising Wipes on All Kinds of Surfaces & Skin: Other GTIN's- 5060130448856, 5060130448108 Clinell CW200 Frequently Asked Questions Where can Universal Wipes be used? Universal Wipes are able to replace all detergent and disinfectant surface wipes (except for Peracetic Acid Wipes) and by doing so will help standardise wipe usage in a hospital, saving time, money and preventing confusion about the type of wipe required for each cleaning task. They are also able to replace medical device wipes (for use on non-invasive medical devices). How would you summarise the benefits of Clinell Universal Wipes?

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This revolutionary formula contains a mix of different biocides. Each biocide has a different mechanism of action, reducing the risk of germs developing resistance. A true multi purpose wipe- acts as a disinfectant and detergent, replacing the need for different types of wipes and surface cleaners.

Clinell Universal Wipes and Clinell Sporicidal Wipes are single-step detergent/disinfectant wipes. That means they clean and disinfect in a single action. Dirt creates a barrier between a surface and the disinfectant on the wipe therefore prevents the surface from being disinfected. Clinell Universal Wipes are designed to remove both dirt and disinfect at the same time meaning detergent and disinfectant wipes no longer need to be bought as two separate products. Does using disinfectants increase the chance of resistance occurring with pathogens? Used wipes should be disposed of in the clinical waste bin as per your infection control policy. Maceratable Wipes can be disposed of in a macerator Why is it important to clean in addition to disinfecting? The tests mentioned have been conducted at various UK and European university accredited laboratories, according to test methods outlined by the European Union. All results are validated Are there any special disposal requirements?For our surface products, that means – unlike chlorine – that surfaces don't need to be pre-cleaned before disinfecting.