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REDO® Surface Disinfection fulfills EPA / US standards for HOSPITAL DISINFECTANTS

EPA (US) classifies three types of disinfectants: limited, general and hospital disinfectants (details see below). For the highest class of hospital disinfectants a disinfectant must prove efficacy against the three reference germs: Staphylococcus aureus, Salmonella enterica and Pseudomonas aeruginosa.

REDO® Disinfection has proven its efficacy against Staphylococcus aureus, Salmonella enterica and Pseudomonas aeruginosa in many tests, many countries and always with short contact times. The picture below shows an Indian NABL lab test on REDO® Surface Disinfection for these three reference germs.

EPA / US Classification for Disinfectants:

• LIMITED - A disinfectant that is effective against only a specific major group of microorganisms (such as gram-positive [e.g., Staphylococcus aureus] or gram-negative [e.g., Salmonella enterica] bacteria) is considered to be a limited disinfectant.

• GENERAL OR BROAD-SPECTRUM – A disinfectant that is effective against both gram-positive and gram-negative bacteria (Staphylococcus aureus and Salmonella enterica) is considered to be a general or broad spectrum disinfectant. General or broad spectrum disinfectants have a wide variety of uses in residential, commercial, institutional, and other sites.

• HOSPITAL - A disinfectant that is a general or broad-spectrum disinfectant and also is effective against the nosocomial bacterial pathogen Pseudomonas aeruginosa is a Hospital disinfectant. These disinfectants are generally for use in hospitals, clinics, dental offices, or other health care related facilities.

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Establish a clean and safe kitchen with REDO® Surface Disinfection
- Broad efficacy spectrum with the power of 6 active agents
- Short contact time
- Easy and convenient to use
- Free of alcohol - not flammable

In cooperation with Rotary Club of Delhi Cama Place, REDO Surface Disinfection has been donated to the "Rotary Blood Bank" in Delhi, which is an impressing initiative:
Rotary Blood Bank (RBB), established in 2002, is the country’s largest and most modern blood bank with state-of-art technologies and service. More information under: http://rotarybloodbank.org/
With special thanks to Rajnish Virmani.

To contribute to the Corona Situation during the second wave, Inwasol India - in coorperation with several NGOs - donates surface disinfection to Corona Hospitals and Covid Care Centres in Bangalore, Pune, Nashik and Mumbai.
By this, we hope to support a bit the noble work of the people working in Corona Health Care Institutions.
Our production is running...

In thanks to a private initiative from the Aerospace sector, Inwasol India donates surface disinfection to the Hospital of Deolali Cantonment Board, a municipal body under Ministry of Defence, Government of India, in Nashik area.
The hospital has treated more than 3500 patients, all free of cost.
It was selected among top 03 hospitals out of 62 Cantonment Board Hospitals for Raksha Mantri (Defence Minster) Award for excellence in Covid-19 treatment in 2020. The Cantonment Board General Hospital is functioning as Dedicated Covid Care Hospital since April 2020.
We are happy to contribute a bit to the excellent work of this hospital and its people.

In cooperation with DKMS BMST Foundation India REDO® Surface Disinfection has been donated to 8 hospitals in Bangalore

In cooperation with Rotary Club of Pune Katraj REDO® Surface Disinfection has been dontated to Sasoon Hospital in Pune

REDO® Disinfection, as an aqua based and non alcohol based disinfectant, is used at Palki Festival, starting from Dehu to Pandharpur Temple
- with Aquatech Services Pune and Mr Deepak Bhagwat

REDO® Disinfection is used at the reopened Royal Western India Turf Club in Pune 🐎🐎🐎

Today Mr Chandrakant Bacchu Patil, Maharashtra State President of BJP - alongwith Navnath Jadhav, Corporator - and Inwasol India - with the friendly support of Prakash Rao - donated REDO Surface Disinfectant to government and private hospitals.
Since the second Corona wave has started in India, Inwasol India donates surface disinfectant, manufactured locally in Pune with German REDO Technology, to Hospitals an Covid Care Centres, aiming to contribute its part to the fight against the virus.
This works only in a fast and unbureaucratic way with the help and support of others. We want to say: Thank You! to all who enabled the initiative today.
Our production for donations keeps on running..

Yesterday a new Covid Care Centre from Rotary Club Pune and J.P. Trivedi Memorial Trust has been opened. This extraordinary initiative enables 75 new Oxygen Beds and a Quarantine Centre in Pune, as an area which is hardly hit by the second Corona wave.

With special thanks to Kirti Bhansali from Rotary Club Pune Katraj, Inwasol India can contribute to this new Covid Centre. In relation with the inauguration ceremony Inwasol India donated the first delivery of surface disinfection and will go on supplying surface disinfection to this new Centre - as long as it exists.