Baby Wipes

Chlorhexidine or Chlorhexidine Gluconate, is one of the most widely used antiseptics for oral rinses or mouthwashes to reduce dental plaque or oral bacteria as well as skin cleaners for surgical scrubs and preoperative skin preparations. Because of the positive charge carried by the chlorhexidine molecule it

HospiCare 210R Clinical Antiseptic ,Wipes, contains 2% ,Chlorhexidine, Gluconate BP and skin moisturisers that clean, disinfect and moisturise the body in one easy step. These ,wipes, with stronger antiseptic formulation help to kill harmful bacteria on the skin, and is effective against a wide range of harmful microorganism. It is able to demonstrate continued antimicrobial activity for up to 6 ...

Single-use ,wipes, impregnated with Bactiseptic Orange. NEW! Now also available in Clear format . ,Bactiseptic Wipes, are single-use sachets containing a ,wipe, impregnated with Bactiseptic, 2% ,chlorhexidine, and 70% of isopropyl alcohol, a combination allowing for an excellent residual effect.. Two formats available:

The Chlorhexidine wipes are alcohol free, Chlorhexidine digluconate works against a broad spectrum of unwanted microorganisms, bacteria and fungi. The addition of Vitamin E and Aloe Vera helps to hydrate the skin. Manufactured in the UK by Macdonald & Taylor Healthcare Ltd

Chlorhexidine disinfectant can reduce the risk of central venous catheter infection compared with povidone: a meta-analysis Chlorhexidine solution for CVC care may significantly reduce rates of CRBSIs and catheter colonization compared with povidone solutions. The disinfection effect of chlorhexidine-alcohol is better than that of other solutions.

The solution is designed to protect against bacteria, and it is effective against gram-positive, gram-negative microorganisms, yeast, aerobic, and anaerobic bacteria. As a hand and surface disinfectant, chlorhexidine is entirely ineffective. An alcohol-based antiseptic is the best choice.