Cavicide Disinfectant – Metrex

Cavicide Disinfectant - Metrex

• • 1-minute contact time for virucidal, bactericidal (including TB), fungicidal activity
  • 1-step cleaner and disinfectant*
  • Available in multiple configurations for your office needs
  • Fragrance-free
  • Bleach-free
  • Multi-purpose cleaner for everyday use

• CaviWipes is a cleaner and disinfectant, in one. Saving money by reducing repetitive inventory and time
• CaviWipes are durable, nonwoven, nonabrasive towels that won’t bunch up during use
• Better fluid capacity keeps the cloths fully saturated with CaviCide
• Effective against Staphylococcus aureus with reduced susceptibility to Influenza A2 Virus
• Kills TB, HIV-1 and HCV in 3 minutes.
• Value. 10% more wipes per canister than the competition.
• Saves time and inventory. A cleaner and disinfectant in one.
• Stays fully saturated. Better fluid capacity means the wipes won’t dry out.
• Convenient. Ready-to-use towel and CaviCide in one.
• Nonabrasive. For use on nonporous surfaces.
• Superior surface contact. Durable, nonwoven towels won’t bunch up during use.
• Non Toxic, EPA registered Environmentally Safe
• Non Corrosive, Low Alcohol, and  Clean Smell
• Compatible with Latex Gloves, PVC and Vinyl
• 40% more resistant to Piling
• Thicker release more solution. 20% more saturated than other Brands
• They’re recommended for use on nonporous surfaces and fixtures and are perfect for operating rooms, surgical centers, neonatal units, medical and dental operatories and other critical-care areas
• They offer better surface contact than other wipes, requiring less force to apply solution to a surface
• Re-sealable top
• Can be disposed of in regular trash
• CaviWipes contain the active ingredient Diisobutylphenoxyethyl diethyl benzyl ammonium chloride 0.28% and Isopropanol 17.20% that are effective in killing tuberculocidal, bactericidal, veridical and fungicidal bacteria.

*In the case of contamination with blood/other bodily fluids or when gross visible debris is present, a thorough cleaning of surfaces and objects must occur prior to disinfection. In order for disinfection to occur properly, the disinfectant must be able to come in direct contact with the intended surface.