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Re: trigene

Laura x — Wed, 06 May 2009 13:11:21 GMT

I love the smell of lemon trigene!!

Re: trigene

Anonymous — Wed, 06 May 2009 12:56:00 GMT

Hi charleyboo,

You're not the first or the last to ask this question.

The dilution rates are in relation to the amount of disinfectant to the quantity of water mixed with.

1:100 is the same as 10ml of TRIGENE ADVANCE per litre of water

1:200 is the same as 5ml of TRIGENE ADVANCE per litre of water

Most people don't have 1litre buckets so you will need to multiply this by the size of container so a 5litre bucket will require:

· 50ml of TRIGENE ADVANCE in high risk areas

o Recovery rooms, theatres, bedding, work surfaces etc

· 25ml of TRIGENE ADVANCE in general use

o Reception, exam room floors, animal accommodation etc

We can provide pumps that dispense 25ml shots from our 5 and 20 litre containers so you would only need 1 pump in general use and 2 for high risk. Many people think that more is better but it is important to point out that we have certified results from independent laboratories using these dilutions against a vast range of organisms and diseases so you do not need to exceed the recommended dilutions. For long-term use in large premises we supply mixing stations that can be plumbed in to external water supply and premix your solution to the required dilution. This removes any risk of over or under strength disinfection and essentially saves you money.

Our cost per working litre is the lowest in the industry. Others claim to be effective and cheaper in terms of unit cost but then need twice, sometimes five times as much product to satisfy the testing protocols. We are the market leader and are happy to share our test results with any customers, current or potential.

Feel free to give Medichem International a call and we can arrange for someone local to you to come and explain the most efficient use in more detail.

Jason

Re: trigene

charleyboo — Sat, 02 May 2009 13:33:04 GMT

I don't want to sound dibby or anything, but how do you actually work this out accurately?

Re: trigene

xhappysvn21x — Tue, 28 Apr 2009 10:36:14 GMT

thank u tht what i thought the ne trigene advances thnks for the help

Re: trigene

Anonymous — Mon, 27 Apr 2009 12:41:59 GMT

Hi all,

I can confirm that TRIGENE ADVANCE should be used at 1:100 in high risk areas and 1:200 in general use. If you would like a free dilution poster or a more detailed guide please call in on 08452 22 33 44 and we will be happy to help.

I'm happy to answer any questions on TRIGENE ADVANCE or other products in our range.

Jason Donoghue - Marketing Manager, Medichem International

Re: trigene

Maisy — Sun, 26 Apr 2009 16:21:21 GMT

I don't think it's changed recently, its still on the bottle as being 1:100 for high risk disinfection