what makes an effective sanitiser?

 Spectrum sanitiser has been independently tested in Britain, proven to protect against Coronavirus. It is certified to British cleaning standard BSEN 1276/14476 (read our blog here to see why this is so important.)

See our test results below and how Spectrum compares to other brands, Hypochlorous Acid and  Hydrogen Peroxide.

Benzalkonium chloride has several advantages over alcohol for hand disinfection: it is non-toxic, less irritating to skin, and non-flammable. In fact, switching from alcohol to benzalkonium chloride hand sanitizer can lead to better hand hygiene compliance from healthcare workers, possibly decreasing overall viral contamination of their hands.

Perhaps the most significant finding of this study is that benzalkonium chloride hand sanitizer is effective at inactivating SARS-CoV-2 ( the virus responsible for the current global pandemic, COVID-19), which is important for healthcare professionals to know.  

 Click below for reasons why Benzalkomium Chloride makes it the best sanitiser on the market. 

Spectrum uses a formulation based on water based chemicals including biocides and polymers, developed over 5 years of research and development.

The biocides destroy viruses on a surface by penetrating their outer membrane layer. The polymers combine with the biocides to form molecular bonds on the surface which repel microorganisms and stop the viruses and bacteria from accumulating on the surface, even when the product is dried on the surface!

Spectrum also contains special skin softening ingredients which makes it gentle and kind on the hands.