White-label manufacturing
EPA-Registered Hospital Disinfectant
Add a ready-to-use EPA-registered hospital disinfectant to your distribution portfolio under your brand through supplemental distribution. Pair the registered formula with label-listed uses and the pack sizes your customers need, then plan your manufacturing program with Plant-42.
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Ready-to-use hospital disinfection
The EPA master label for Reg. No. 100629-3 specifies precleaning and 10 minutes of visibly wet contact for hard, nonporous surface disinfection. The registration is on EPA List N. Follow the marketed label for the organisms and uses covered.
White labeling through EPA supplemental distribution
The registrant files the supplemental distribution notice and authorizes the distributor product. The product retains the underlying formulation and the applicable label directions and claims.
Formats and food-area requirements
The original line is sold in 18 mL, 32 fl oz and 1-gallon formats. The original product has an NSF D1 listing for qualifying food-area uses. A potable-water rinse is required for food-contact surfaces. Verify the proposed product and label against the listing.
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Industry applications
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Fire & EMS
Disinfect eligible EMS and station surfaces
The EPA master label lists ambulances, emergency vehicles and certain hard, nonporous equipment surfaces. Confirm that the current marketed label covers the use and follow equipment instructions and your agency’s protocol.
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Boeing BSS 7434 materials compatibility
The original hospital disinfectant was reported as approved to Boeing BSS 7434, with flash-point and corrosion tests under ASTM D56, F483 and F1110. The current EPA master label lists transport vehicles, public transportation and airline terminals. Before specifying onboard use, confirm that the test documentation covers the exact formula and materials, obtain operator approval and follow the current EPA label.
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Disinfect hard surfaces after precleaning
Use the label-listed product after removing visible soil from eligible hard, nonporous surfaces. Plan for the required wet contact time and potable-water rinse where food-contact directions apply.
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Product documents
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Product Data Sheet
Product identity, intended application and current format information.
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