Description
Opti-Cide is safe to use on all surfaces common to healthcare facilities, the workplace, and public buildings. Opti-Cide has been tested on glass, metal, Plexiglas, Formica, plastics, baked-on painted surfaces, powder- painted coated surfaces, stainless steel, brass, chrome, copper, acrylic, glazed tile and vinyl. Opti-Cide can be used in all high-touch locations where cross contamination is a risk including athletic clubs, bathrooms, child care facilities, gyms, health clubs, healthcare facilities, hotels, institutional facilities, locker rooms, medical offices, work offices, prisons, schools, spas, transport equipment and athletic/training facility surface. Opti-Cide is good for use on high-touch objects like cabinets, counters, doorknobs, equipment surfaces, hospitality and hotel surfaces, keyboards, laminated surfaces, monitors, office fixtures, physical therapy equipment, telephones, toilets and walls.
Is Opti-Cide also good for cleaning?
Yes. Opti-Cide is an excellent cleaning solution. Disinfectants with high alcohol content (25% or more) make cleaning more difficult because alcohol tends to fix soils to surfaces. Opti-Cide has just the right amount of alcohol (21%) to help kill microbes and not inhibit cleaning. Surfaces must be cleaned before they can be disinfected. So, use one Opti-Cide wipe to clean before using a second to disinfect, or just clean using one side, then flip the wipe over to disinfect.
What is the difference between Opti-Cide and Opti-Cide RI?
Opti-Cide RI has added rust inhibitors. For customers once using the Weiman branded Germicidal Solution to soak their surgical instruments, we would suggest using the Opti-Cide RI. The Opti-Cide RI is intended for use first and foremost as a disinfectant instrument soak, whereas the Opti-Cide is a surface disinfectant and cleaner.
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