disenfectants

Re: disenfectants

Shelly vn — Fri, 13 Jul 2012 08:45:46 GMT

we always used to used trigene, but i got so confused by all the new names i swapped us onto Safe4! Its a shame as i've used trigene for years!

Re: disenfectants

Rachel Heslop — Wed, 11 Jul 2012 18:39:36 GMT

Hi all, here is some clarification to help reduce some of the confusion...

Anistel is Trigene and is made by Tristel (www.anistel.com), a plc who had made all of Medichem's products since July 2009 and owns the Trigene formulation along with the formulations for Medizyme, Meddis, Mediscrub, Medidine, Medihex-4, Tegusept, Trigel, Equigene and Odogene. Only Anistel is the true Trigene successor and continues with the same 1:100 broad spectrum dilution, 5 minute contact time and market leading cost per working litre. All of the products listed above have bee renamed and are still available. There is no need to panic or move to another product. If anyone else claims this or that the products have been discontinued they are lying to get your business so please be aware. We do not

All products are still available direct from the manufacturer or through NVS, Centaur or Henry Schein. Speak to your local rep for more details. By not having a distributor for the products anymore we have reduced prices by 25% across the board so there are now significant savings to be made on your infection control budgets as all of these formulations are tried, tested and trusted by the majority of vets and animal welfare institutions.

When it comes to infection control there was only one name to trust, Trigene. This is now called Anistel! Call 01638 721500 for more information, pricelists and MSDS. Look out for more info on wholesaler magazines and in the major veterinary press.

Re: disenfectants

Elerrina — Wed, 11 Jul 2012 18:21:03 GMT

Anigene is less effective than trigine (now named anistel). Reading what anigene prevents on the data sheets it didn't even list FIV on there so we went straight back to anistel (trigene) as we know it works.

Dont be misled into thinking theyre the same product as theyre not

Re: disenfectants

S-J — Wed, 11 Jul 2012 17:11:07 GMT

we are using anigene, they are supposed to be the same part of the company that were actually making trigene if i understand it.

Re: disenfectants

Mark Hedberg — Wed, 11 Jul 2012 16:04:13 GMT

Trigene's just been renamed - apparently it's Anistel now.