MediScrub

Physical and Chemical Properties:

• Physical State: Viscous liquid
• Appearance and Odour: Light pink translucent solution. Very mild fragrance.
• Evaporation Rate: As water
• Boiling Point: 110°C
• Freezing Point: -20°C (at low temperature the solution may appear cloudy)
• % Volatile (by weight): >95%
• Solubility in Water (20°C): Soluble
• pH: 7.0 approximately
• Specific Gravity: 1.02 @ 20°C

Uses:

MediScrub is a skin pH (7.0) Soap Scrub Solution with anionic and amphoteric surfactants, a powerful and effective disinfectant alternative to PVP Iodine or chlorhexidine.

• Available in 5ltr and 500ml bottles.
• Counters the problems of skin drying from conventional surgical scrub by the inclusion of skin emollients.
• Proven effective against a wide variety of bacteria, fungi and viruses, including MRSA and Clostridium Diffisile.

Scrubbing directions:

1. Wet hands thoroughly with water.Take one measure of MediScrub.
2. Rub hands palm to palm.
3. Right hand over back of left. Change and repeat.
4. Fingers linked in palms.
5. Rotate right hand around left thumb, change hands and repeat.
6. Rotate right hand around left wrist, change hands and repeat.

Handling and Storage:

• Handling guidelines: Safe handling by trained professional staff in accordance with label instructions only. Not to be mixed with other chemicals. Keep from children.
• Storage guidelines: Store in dry place not below 0°C or above 30°C and out of direct sunlight. Keep lidded. Keep from foodstuffs and drinks.

Stability and Reactivity:

No decomposition if stored and used as directed.

Hazardous decomposition products: If burnt, may produce irritating fumes.

If missed with strong alkalis, may neutralize or reduce disinfectant qualities.

Exposure controls/personal protection:

• Personal protection: Use with care, avoid eye contact and prolonged skin contact. External use only. Not for ingestion.
• Skin contact: No significant hazard.
• Eye contact: Low risk: may cause mild irritation but no serious damage.
• Inhalation: No significant hazard.
• Inhalation (long term): No significant hazard.
• Ingestion: Low risk: substantial ingestion will cause discomfort to mouth, throat and digestive tissues.

Transport information:

No special conditions apply. Not dangerous.

Safety:

Keep out of reach of children.

Do not mix with other chemicals.