SaniZide Pro 1® Spray

1-Minute Rapid Kill Hospital Surface Disinfectant Spray | 32 oz Trigger Spray

Accelerate your infection control protocols with our 1-Minute Rapid Kill Hospital Surface Disinfectant Spray. Specially formulated for fast-paced healthcare facilities, emergency rooms, and clinical environments, this advanced broad-spectrum spray offers the fastest weapon against dangerous pathogens, significantly cutting down room turnover time without compromising safety.

Powered by a synchronized dual-action chemistry of 72.5% Ethyl Alcohol and 0.33% Didecyl Dimethyl Ammonium Chloride (Quat), this EPA-registered, hospital-grade formula delivers rapid lethal action against the toughest environmental pathogens. It effectively cleans, deodorizes, and decontaminates high-touch hard surfaces in a single step, ensuring clinical compliance with unmatched speed.

Key Features & Benefits:

Ultra-Fast 1-Minute Contact Time: Achieves a complete kill on standard healthcare pathogens, including MRSA, VRE, COVID-19, and Tuberculosis (TB) in just 60 seconds.

Dual-Action Antimicrobial Chemistry: Combines the rapid protein-denaturing power of 72.5% Ethyl Alcohol with the long-lasting membrane-disrupting action of advanced Quaternary Ammonium.

EPA-Registered & Hospital-Grade: Rigorously tested and certified to meet the highest regulatory standards for broad-spectrum efficacy in clinical, dental, and laboratory environments.

Streamlined 32 oz Trigger Format: Housed in an ergonomic 32 oz spray bottle designed to provide rapid, even coverage over large environmental areas like exam tables, countertops, and bed rails.

OSHA Bloodborne Pathogen Compliant: Meets all strict OSHA compliance criteria for breaking the chain of infection against bloodborne pathogens on non-porous environmental surfaces.

Efficient Wholesale Supply: Packaged in a compact, cost-effective institutional configuration of 6 bottles per case (6/case) to streamline clinic procurement.

Product Specifications & Efficacy:

Ideal Applications:

Emergency rooms and trauma bays, intensive care units (ICU), dental operatory chairs, surgical center turnover zones, diagnostic imaging tables, clinical laboratory benches, and ambulance interior surfaces.