Wide
Antibacterial Spectrum
The antibacterial spectrum is wide, and the water is effective against
various bacteria including MRSA, spores, fungi, acid-fast bacteria
and viruses, making it an ideal disinfectant for various applications.
The Strongly Acidic “DENKAISUI” Electrolyzed
Water's antibacterial spectrum
Microbes
|
Strongly
Acidic “DENKAISUI” Electrolyzed Water
|
0.1%NaClO*
|
Staphylococcus
aureus |
|
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| S.
epidermidis |
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Pseudomonas
aeruginosa |
|
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| Escherichia
coli |
|
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| Salmonella
sp. |
|
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Other
trophozoite
microbes |
|
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| Bacillus
cereus |
|
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Mycobacterium
tuberculosis |
|
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Other
acid-fast
bacterium |
|
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| Candida
albicans |
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Trichophyton
rubrum |
|
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| Other
fungus |
|
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| Entero
virus |
|
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| Herpes
virus |
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Flu
virus
//Influenza
virus |
|
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| *Sodium
hypochlorite (Milton ®) is used. |
|
Regulatory
approvals
The Strongly Acidic “DENKAISUI” Electrolyzed
Water has a wide range of application. As a means to prevent
nosocomial infection, it is effectively used to clean hands,
to eliminate bacteria from medical instruments and to clean
floors, walls and furniture. It ensures effective bacteria
elimination and safety in cleaning dialyzers with much less
nursing time. It calls much attention as disinfectant water
for cleansing endoscopes, too.
Model OXILYZER OCEAN CL has been approved by the U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency (EPA). OXILYZER's primary model OXM-01A meets
with the regulatory approval of Japan's Ministry of Health, Labour
and Welfare as a medical device under the pharmaceutical affairs
law (Approval No. : 20900BZZ00375000)
High Safety
Unlike other chemicals, this water does not create insensible bacillus.
The special electrodes do not generate ozone-depending emissions.
No chlorine remains in the water after chemical reaction with organic
compounds.
Friendly to a Human Body
Although this water is strongly acidic, it does not cause chapped
hands. So, it can be safely used for disinfecting hands and fingers
Low Running Cost
Costing 0.6Japanese Yen only per liter by feeding a little of salt
and tap water.
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