Skin and Hands
Effective hand hygiene is vitally important to prevent the spread of pathogens and contamination of instruments
Complete disinfection Due to the requirement to constantly disinfect hands at key stages, it is important the product has a rapid contact time and it is also delicate on the skin. Bossklein B70gel hand disinfectant has a 30 second contact time and is EN14476 virus tested for virucidal activity against all enveloped Viruses including Coronavirus. The efficacy of B70gel is further validated by performing microbiological tests to EN1500 standard which demonstrates the product efficacy in working practice. Including both aloe vera and vitamin E with the exclusive B70gel formula ensures hands remain supple and smooth, even after repeated use.
Protection and care
Consistency is the key The potential dangers of bad hand disinfection practises are obvious; an increased infection risk from the unavoidable close contact between staff and patients. It is considered vital that staff members are fully compliant in the process of hand disinfection as this is considered the most important method of reducing cross-contamination and therefore infection. To avoid increased risks hand disinfection must become consistent, comprehensive and be repeated frequently to become second nature.
The skin serves as the main protective barrier against damage to internal organs. The skin barrier is located in the uppermost layer of the skin, protecting the underlying skin from the entry of irritants and allergens. The UK Health and Safety Executive notes that healthcare workers may develop dermatitis more often than the general population. The most common causes are working with wet hands, in contact with liquid soaps and cleaning materials. Disinfecting hands to prevent infection is extremely important, Bossklein B70gel contains no dye to ensure maximum compatibility with minimum risks.
Hands must be disinfected before and after contact with patients.
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