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|Articles|April 14, 2008
Safetec of America, Inc. Announces EPA-Registered, Germicidal Wipe
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BUFFALO, N.Y. -- Safetec of America, Inc. announces the addition of SaniZide Plus™ Germicidal Disinfectant Wipes to its family of surface disinfectants and cleaners.
Safetec’s SaniZide Plus™ Germicidal wipes is a ready-to-use, hospital-grade surface disinfectant, decontaminant, cleaner and deodorizer. SaniZide Plus™ wipes are Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)-registered to kill tuberculosis, HIV-1, MRSA, VRE and more. The alcohol-free, non-corrosive formula is non-flammable, safe to ship and will not damage hard, non-porous surfaces. SaniZide Plus™ Germicidal wipes are available in 160-count or 40-count canisters.
Source: Safetec of America, Inc.
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