Nufree Stainless Steel Applicator Cleaner Kit Kills Human Hepatitis B Virus and Human Immunodeficiency Virus Type 1 (HIV-1)

Nufree Stainless Steel Applicator Cleaner Kit

Kills Human Hepatitis B virus

Final Report: VIRUCIDAL EFFICACY TEST –

Duck Hepatitis B Virus (Surrogate for Human Hepatitis B virus)

Equibal’s final report entitled “Virucidal Efficacy Hard-Surface Test Duck Hepatitis B Virus (Surrogate for Human Hepatitis B virus)”, MicroBioTest project 863-102. This report contains Quality Assurance and Compliance Statements that are your assurance that the raw data is accurately reflected in the final report and that the test was conducted under the Good Laboratory Practice regulations as published in the Federal Register.

CONCLUSIONS

According to the regulatory agency, the test agent passes the Virucidal Efficacy Test if there is complete inactivation of the challenge virus at all dilutions. When cytoxicity is evident, at least a three-log10 reduction in titer must be demonstrated beyond the cytotoxic level.

When tested as described, Stainless Steel Applicator Cleaner passed the Efficacy Test when Duck Hepatitis B Virus (Surrogate for Human Hepatitis B virus), containing at 100% organic load, was exposed to the test agent for 10 minutes at 55˚C. All of the controls met the criteria for a valid test.  These conclusions are based on observed data.

Nufree Stainless Steel Applicator Cleaner Kit

Kills Human Immunodeficiency Virus Type 1 (HIV-1)

Final Report: VIRUCIDAL EFFICACY TEST –

Human Immunodeficiency Virus Type 1 (HIV-1)

Equibal’s final report entitled “Virucidal Efficacy Hard-Surface Test Human Immunodeficiency Virus Type 1 (HIV-1)”,  MicroBioTest project 863-101. This report contains Quality Assurance and Compliance Statements that are your assurance that the raw data is accurately reflected in the final report and that the test was conducted under the Good Laboratory Practice regulations as published in the Federal Register.

CONCLUSIONS

According to the regulatory agency, the test agent passes the Virucidal Efficacy Test if there is complete inactivation of the challenge virus at all dilutions. When cytoxicity is evident, at least a three-log10 reduction in titer must be demonstrated beyond the cytotoxic level.

When tested as described, Stainless Steel Applicator Cleaner passed the Efficacy Test when Human Immunodeficiency Virus Type 1,  containing at least 5% organic load, was exposed to the test agent for 10 minutes at 53˚C. All of the controls met the criteria for a valid test.   These conclusions are based on observed data.