Sterillium® med

Better Infection Control*is now in your hands

Sterillium® | More than outstanding hand disinfection

Now available via NHSSC Stocked

The product that revolutionised hand hygiene back in 1965.Following the continued success of Sterillium® med in the UK, it is now available to order NHSSC as a stocked product.

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Sterillium® med

See the difference,
feel the difference

Sterillium® med

Colourant and fragrance-free

Sterillium® med is suitable for year-round infection prevention. Thanks to its highly efficient formula with 85% ethanol, Sterillium® med provides complete virucidal activity, including norovirus - tested with the murine norovirus (MNV). While also being colourant-free and fragrance-free.
Saves time and almost70% in cost vs traditional scrubbing method [1,2]
Preserves skin elasticity and replenishes skin lipids [3]
Increases skin hydration by up to 10% [4]

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*Compared to Sterillium® classic pure

Shelf life when using hand/skin products in wall dispensers. Our hand/skin products are stable for 12 months after opening when using dispensers marketed by us. Exception, our products are stable for; 6 months after opening when using the Eurospenser 1; 4 months after opening when using dispensers without mounted pump or without closing system to cover the bottle neck. [1] Tavolacci, M. P. et al., 2006. Surgical hand rubbing compared with surgical hand scrubbing: comparison of efficacy and costs. Journal of Hospital Infection, 63(1), pp. 55-59. [2] World Health Organization (WHO), 2009. WHO Guidelines, Geneva: World Health Organization (WHO). [3] Reece B, 2014. Evaluating the effect of a hand sanitiser using an exaggerated handwash method (RCTS). Unpublished. Data at BODE Chemie. [4] Reece, B, 2016. Evaluating the effect of a hand sanitiser using an exaggerated handwash method (RCTS). Unpublished. Data at BODE Chemie. [5] Kampf G, Muscatiello M, Häntschel D, Rudolf M. 2002 Dermal tolerance and effect on skin hydration of new ethanol-based hand gel. Journal of Hospital Infection; 52:297-301.