Revital-Ox™ RESERT® R60 Sterilization Chemical Indicator Strip
Item ID: CMLPCC053
Manufacturer Part #:
PCC053
UNSPC CODE:
42281806
Please note this product has a very short product shelf life - No returns or exchanges
60 Strips, Revital-Ox™ RESERT® R60 Sterilization Chemical Indicator Strip (60 per Box)
FEATURES & BENEFITS
- Enables exclusive monitoring of Revital-Ox&trade
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- High Level Disinfectant Solutions
- Demonstrates that the minimum recommended concentration (MRC) of hydrogen peroxide is present at time of use
- Facilitates correct interpretation of results
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- R60 Sterilization Chemical Indicator Strip
- Number of Strips: 60 Strips
- The Revital-Ox RESERT®
- R60 Solution Test Strip is a chemical indicator designed exclusively to indicate whether hydrogen peroxide, the active ingredient in RESERT High Level Disinfectant Solutions, is above the minimum recommended concentration (MRC) of 1.5% Revital-Ox®
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- R60 Solution Test Strip:Enables exclusive monitoring of Revital-Ox RESERT®
- High Level Disinfectant Solutions. Demonstrates that the minimum recommended concentration (MRC) of hydrogen peroxide is present at time of use. Facilitates correct interpretation of results How Revital-Ox®
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- R60 Solution Test Strip Works The technology of the strip is based on a colorimetric sulfite-peroxide reaction. Immediately upon immersion in Revital-Ox®
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- Solution*, the Revital-Ox®
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- R60 Solution Test Strip will turn from yellow to blue/purple. The blue/purple coloration will remain throughout the 60 second development time if the solution is above the minimum recommended concentration (MRC) of 1.5% hydrogen peroxide. When the solution is at or below the MRC, the test strip will show non-uniform areas of blue/purple and pink or may remain yellow Why Revital-Ox®
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- R60 Solution Test Strip? RESERT®
- High-Level Disinfectant Solutions should be tested before each usage in order to guard against dilution, which may lower the hydrogen peroxide concentration of the solution below its MRC.
