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WHITEPAPER: BPR Compliance and Your Hydrogen Peroxide Disinfection System
EU regulation 528/2012 Biocidal Products Regulation (BPR) applies to all biocidal products. The regulation is designed to control the selling or “placing on the market” of biocidal products and involves the analysis of a products performance (efficacy), toxicity, environmental fate and risk during use. Discover what it means for your Hydrogen Peroxide Disinfection System here
DownloadWHITEPAPER: How long does formaldehyde have left?
Once again, Ecolab is updating users on the current situation involving formaldehyde as a disinfectant chemistry and communicating the rapidly approaching restriction of formaldehyde as a biocide in the UK. Learn more about this and more here.
DownloadA comparison of common sterility testing approaches
In this article we review common methods, comparison between insourcing and outsourcing solutions, and the impact of the surrounding test environment. Learn more here.
DownloadWHITEPAPER: Annex 1: How automated room bio-decontamination with hydrogen peroxide vapor helps ensure compliance
Automated disinfection processes, and the regulatory environment in which they operate, have advanced significantly since the previous revision of Annex 1 and in particular three clauses could benefit from technology adoption. Learn more here.
DownloadCASE STUDY: How switching to a Bioquell isolator led to nearly £1m in annual savings
A world leader in laboratory testing was seeking an alternative to their current isolator, used for sterility testing, due to challenges with bio-decontamination cycle times, employee health and safety, operational and cost concerns, and maintenance issues. See how the Bioquell Qube resolved all of these and more.
View Case StudyWHITEPAPER – Understanding EN 17272:2020 The New Automated Airborne Disinfection Standard
EN 17272:2020 is the new European test standard for automated airborne disinfection systems intended to provide a standardised challenge against which manufacturers can test their automated airborne disinfection process to claim defined antimicrobial activity. This paper discusses the background to the development of the standard and provides guidance on its application.
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