Medicom ProSurface Disinfectant Kills Wuhan Coronavirus

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Medicom offers a range of relevant products, such as medical grade masks, gowns and protective apparel that will be essential to fight COVID 19

As health authorities and healthcare institutions worldwide work to prevent the spread of the Wuhan coronavirus (2019-nCoV), personal protection and surface disinfection will play critical roles.

Medicom recently launched ProSurface disinfectant, which is effective against the Wuhan Coronavirus, killing it in just one minute when used in accordance with label instructions. Available in wipes and spray, ProSurface works in a single step and acts faster than most disinfectant brands, requiring the treated surface to remain visibly wet for just 60 seconds.

"Disinfectants are the latest category in the extensive portfolio of infection control products Medicom offers to help protect healthcare professionals and their patients," states Ouriel Levy, Executive Vice President, Commercial and Global President, Dental. "Medicom was founded over 30 years ago to help protect healthcare professionals during the worldwide HIV crisis. Today, we are proud to offer a full range of infection control solutions, including our latest ProSurface disinfectant line that is proven to be effective against the Wuhan coronavirus," added Levy.

Public health authorities, including the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and the World Health Organization (WHO), are issuing recommendations to help prevent the spread of the Wuhan coronavirus. Medicom offers a range of relevant products, such as medical grade masks, gowns and protective apparel that will be essential as these recommendations are implemented.

In addition to face masks, personal protection equipment (PPE) such as protective apparel plays an important role in preventing the spread of viruses like the Wuhan coronavirus. Medicom offers a range of SafeBasics isolation gowns, shoe covers and disposable SMS jackets and lab coats under the SafeWear brand. Made from top-quality materials, the line is designed to provide reliable barrier protection in a broad range of sizes.

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