Trigene

Re: Trigene

Rachel Heslop — Fri, 29 Jun 2012 10:58:25 GMT

For orders of Anistel (Trigene), Enzystel (Medizyme), Medistel (Meddis), Airstel (Airgene), Odostel (Odogene) and accessories please contact your wholesaler and place the order as normal. They will get the stock in and deliver asap or you order direct from the manufacturer on 01638 721500.

Re: Trigene

Stewart Gilmour — Wed, 27 Jun 2012 13:31:15 GMT

Hi Victoria,

We'll keep you posted, we're currently working with NVS and hopefully they'll have stock before the end of next month! In the mean-time, Enzystel is available to buy direct from Tristel, please give our customer service team a call on 01638 721 500. We'd be happy to hear from you.

Kind regards,

Stewart

Re: Trigene

Victoria Nielsen RVN — Wed, 27 Jun 2012 13:14:14 GMT

Just changing the record a little, when will Medizyme now called Enzystel be back in stock with NVS? Apparently it won't be back in stock until end of next month??

Re: Trigene

Dan Langmaid — Tue, 19 Jun 2012 23:05:17 GMT

You could try something different www.vet-way.com

Re: Trigene

Stewart Gilmour — Tue, 12 Jun 2012 18:27:18 GMT

Hi Catherine,

Please give myself (07867 457 384) or our office (01638 721 500) a call to discuss the product information that I have sent you. We can point you in the right direction with regard to comparing the MSDS of both Anistel and Trigene Advance. I can assure you that the formulations of both Anistel and Trigene Advance are exactly the same.

We are working very hard at the moment to assure the veterinary profession that the market leading formulations previously available are still available. Please allow us the opportunity to prove to you and dispel any lingering doubts.

Kind regards,

Stewart

Re: Trigene

Rachel Heslop — Tue, 12 Jun 2012 10:26:57 GMT

Hi all,

Anistel is Trigene. Only the name/label has changed and only Tristel can make this claim as the owner of the formulation of Trigene. The product has been made at our factory in Newmarket since July 2009 and nothing has been altered. The MSDS will look slightly different as they have been brought up to date for REACH compliancy rather than the old CHIP3/4 regulation.

Please post your email/number or contact mail@tristel.com and we will send you the MSDS and Statement of Manufacture that are openly available. If you would like a sample of Anistel for peace of mind that it is the new name for Trigene please contact us too.

Also look out for us at BVNA and London Vet Show.

Re: Trigene

Elerrina — Mon, 11 Jun 2012 22:16:10 GMT

How is anistel different from trigene then? Medichem told us that anigene was exactly the same which it apparently isnt. All the "a" names also get confusing lol

Re: Trigene

Catherine Raymond — Mon, 11 Jun 2012 22:02:40 GMT

It's interesting to see that the new Anistel which is supposed to be the same as the original Trigene ....ISN'T!!!!!!

As I am off sick at the moment I have nothing better to do than go through the specs for the various products out there.

Why can't companies leave the activity formulation alone. Mind you - something that actually cuts through grease would be nice. Don't care about the smell - who cares?? The only time you notice it is when you walk in immediately afterwards. Clients don't comment on the smell after that.

I'm looking forward to seeing the specs for a few others. As you can imagine I am one of those nurses that reps either hate to see when they walk through the door, as there are always questions, or they are happy that they have the answers or dread what will come next. I am good at spotting the weak ones! ;-)

Re: Trigene

Stewart Gilmour — Sun, 10 Jun 2012 11:59:12 GMT

Elerrina, if you send me a private message with your email address, I'll happily send you a data sheet for you to compare. You are correct when you suggest that Anistel/Trigene has been tested for more organisms than Anigene.

Re: Trigene

Elerrina — Sat, 09 Jun 2012 19:02:56 GMT

I would be interested to see both data sheets as comparing an anigene bottle with trigene, anigene seems to cover less than trigene

Re: Trigene

Caro Laithwaite VN — Sat, 09 Jun 2012 17:48:51 GMT

Possibly half the problem is l am a slow learner..ohh a pretty yellow one, head into container sniffffffffffffff hack hack choke. Ohhh a pwetty purple one head in container snifffffffffffffffff hack hack. etc etc

See the pattern then nose recovers but body has learned reception to the colours eyeball take one look and body goes hack hack.. gor smells awful.

Re: Trigene

Julie-Anne Wilson — Sat, 09 Jun 2012 11:09:00 GMT

We use the unscented one, I hated the green and purple ones but the unscented is alright.

Re: Trigene

Caro Laithwaite VN — Sat, 09 Jun 2012 10:44:20 GMT

Not sure on fragrance all have the same effect..stink and make me choke n cough

Re: Trigene

Rachel Heslop — Fri, 08 Jun 2012 17:13:20 GMT

Hi Vanessa,

Anistel (Trigene) is available from all of the major wholesalers and also directly from Tristel 01638 721500. There is still some Trigene stocks left in various fragrances at the wholesalers and this will be replaced with Anistel. The formulation is exactly the same and the only difference is a new name on the label.

We have manufactured Trigene since July 2009 and will continue to supply the veterinary market with the leading high level surface disinfectant under the new name of Anistel.

Look out for the new Apple fragrance that joins Lemon, Lavender, Eucalyptus, Citrus and Non-fragranced.

Re: Trigene

Rachel Heslop — Fri, 08 Jun 2012 17:04:02 GMT

Hi Vanessa,

Anigene is a completely different product. It is a different formulation to Anistel (Trigene) and recommended to be used at 1:50. By working at a lower dilution you will need to use twice as much as Anistel (Trigene) or risk not being fully covered against parvo, calici, kennel cough, mrsa etc.

I'm sure the Veterinary industry will be pleased to know that the remaned Anistel (Trigene) product is now 25% cheaper than when it was called Trigene as we no longer have a distributor for the range and can happily pass these savings on to the end users.

There will more posts and info posted shortly. We are also advertised in Vet Practice, the Veterinary Nurse and VN Times.

Re: Trigene

Stewart Gilmour — Fri, 08 Jun 2012 16:52:40 GMT

Hi all,

I can confirm that the new name for Trigene Advance is Anistel. Tristel have been manufacturing the Medichem range of products for the last 3 years and we are now going through a re-branding exercise.

The only product on the market which has the Trigene Advance formulation is Anistel. It has the same dilutions, efficacy, health and safety etc. but with a reduction in price!

Don't be fooled by any other companies claiming that their product is the same as Trigene.

Feel free to contact me directly on 07867 457 384 or stewartgilmour@tristel.com where I will be more than happy to send you MSDS sheets, efficacy testing, price list etc.

All the other brands are now as follows:

Anistel = Trigene Advance

Enzystel = Medizyme

Medistel = Meddis

Airstel = Airgene

Dermastel = skin scrub brands such as Medihex-4, Mediscrub Nursing Hands etc.

Odostel = Odogene

Also, we are on Twitter @Anisteluk and Facebook. Check out our website as well www.anistel.com

Kind regards,

Stewart

Re: Trigene

vanessa — Fri, 08 Jun 2012 15:25:09 GMT

So what about the Anigene which is now made by Medichem?

Re: Trigene

Jenny Cook RVN — Fri, 08 Jun 2012 13:54:36 GMT

It is true. Trigene is now called Anistel. There is already a post on here about it somewhere. There's an advert on back page of June VN times. Www.Anistel.com

Re: Trigene

Roseann21 — Fri, 08 Jun 2012 12:28:03 GMT

[quote user="vanessa"]Another company is manufacturing Tristel[/quote]

Tristel is the company, the product is called Anistel. They claim it is the new name for Trigene and that they have taken over the manufacturing of it, but who knows? I think I will compare the active ingredients, etc before we make a decision.