Spectrum Introduces Spectra-Moist EZ-Instrument Wetting Agent and Enzymatic Pre-Cleaning Gel
Spectrum Surgical Instruments Corp. introduces its newly designed Spectra-Moist® EZ, a ready-to-use instrument wetting agent and enzymatic pre-cleaning gel.
Clinically developed to prevent blood from drying on surgical instruments, Spectra-Moist® EZ safely and effectively begins the cleaning process by breaking down blood and bioburden on contact. Multi-tiered enzymatic action dissolves blood, fats, protein, promotes easier and faster processing, and reduces instrument staining and damage.
Spectra-Moist® EZ features a neutral pH and will not interfere with other detergents or enzymatic cleaners. Spectra-Moist® EZ comes in an economical, easy-to-use 32-ounce spray bottle.
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