Antiseptics

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Product Details:

Used as antiseptic on living surfaces and for sterilization of inanimate things such as surgical instruments and equipments, thermometers and all operation inputs.

•Powerful Germicide and Detergent
•Modern and Most economical Antiseptic
Active Ingredients :

Chlorohexidine Gluconate7.5% v/v Cetrimide15 % w/v
ISO Propyl Alchol/Denatured Alchol 7% to 9% v/v
Tartrazine Yellow

Special Features:

•A versatile antiseptic combined with detergent properties
•A Powerful broad spectrum bactericide active against Gram positive and Gram negative pathogens. A versatile antiseptic combined with detergent properties
•Possesses detergent properties
•A rapid action antiseptic
•Does not stain or discolour Systemic & local action.A rapid action antiseptic
•Retains considerable anti bacterial properties even in the presence of body fluids and organic matter
•Low toxic and non-irritant gives a clear solution in all dilutions
•Retains activity even in high dilution

Application:

Used as antiseptic on living surfaces and for sterilization of inanimate things such as surgical instruments and equipments, thermometers and all operation inputs.

Direction:

Use 5 ml of Maclon HC in 1 Ltr of water for surface disinfection of inanimate objects, washing equipment, trolleys, tables etc. and for storing pre-sterilized instruments, polythene and plastic tubing.

Use 10 ml of Maclon HC in 1 Ltr of water for disinfection of living tissues for treating or cleaning of wounds & burns. For swabbing during and after labour in obstetrics as a precaution against cross infection and for prolonged immersion of thermometers.

Use 10 ml of Maclon HC in 300 ml of water for cleaning wounds when detergent function is also required and for cleaning catheters, drainage tubing etc. prior to sterilisation.

Use 10 ml of Maclon HC in 65 ml of water made upto 300ml with spirit for pre operative sterilization of operation site and for emergency sterilization of instruments, rubber appliances , plastic tubing, clinical thermometers etc.

Precautions:

a) Maclon HC should invariably be diluted before use.

b) In prolonged immersion of instruments, add 0.4% ( 4 gms in 1 Ltr ) solution of Sodium Nitrite to prevent rusting.

c) Prolonged immersion of rubber appliances in Maclon HC solution is not recommended.

d) Hypochlorite bleach is not advised on laundering clothes which are in contact with Maclon HC (a brown stain may develop).

e) Instruments with mirror or glass components should not be immersed in Maclon solution.

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