SOLVE ANTISEPTIC

In accordance with the specifications of the FDA the substances that are used as anti-microbial agents are:

Alcohols + glycerine:
Most of the solutions with base alcoholic use isoprophanol, ethanol, n-propanol or combinations of two products in concentrations of 65 to 90%. it Possesses the time of quicker beginning action; it is not good to eliminate the dirt.

Clorhexidine:
Preparations of clorhexidine gluconate, in concentrations of the 0.5 to 1.0%. It Possesses a period of beginning action intermission and a lingering residual effect; Six (6) hours. It is inhibited by non ionic surfactant, inorganic and organic anions.
Clorhoxylenol:
Fenolic substance with a halogenous substitute knows effectiveness it is good although its biggest strength this in its little absorption through the skin. Their concentration should be between 0.3 and 3.75%.

Iodine:
It is recognized as an excellent ones antiseptic but he/she can it generates irritation of the skin. The solutions with iodine are presented like an alternative but they require a concentration of 8% in soaps and of 10% in disinfectant solutions.

Triclosán:
Non ionic substance that acts as antimicrobial to the being integrated in soaps in concentration from 0.2 to 2%.