Solution for the preoperative disinfection of surgeons’ hands and forearms

Active substance:

Iodine 0,9-1,2% (m/v)

Intended use:

The Povidon jod preparation is intended for professional use, specifically for the preoperative disinfection of surgeons’ hands and forearms, by direct application to the skin.

Dosage and use:

The preparation is used undiluted (corresponds to a 0.9-1.2% active iodine substance) by dosing it directly from the original packaging. For the preoperative disinfection of the skin of surgeons’ hands and forearms: right before the surgical procedure, apply about 5 mL of the preparation directly to the palms and then spread it over the hands and forearms while thoroughly rubbing it in for about 5 minutes. After that, rinse the preparation from the skin thoroughly using running water.Apply the preparation up to 8 times per day.

Presentation:

bottle 100mL; bottle 500 mL

cow udder and papillae disinfectant

Active substance:

Iodine 0,9-1,2% (m/v)

Intended use:

The Muzol preparation is used for the disinfection of cow udders and papillae after milking, by dipping or spraying. It is intended for professional and general use.

Dosage and use:

The Muzol preparation is used for the disinfection of cow udders and papillae after milking, by dipping or spraying.

It is applied undiluted (corresponds to a 0.9-1.2% active iodine substance) or diluted with water in an equal volume ratio, i.e. 100 ml of Muzol needs to be mixed with 100 ml of water (corresponds to a 0.45-0.6% active iodine substance). The preparation keeps its efficiency when diluted. If the preparation is diluted, dilution needs to be done right before use. The preparation is applied after every milking. Before Muzol is applied, the udder and papillae need to be washed with lukewarm water with no added detergents, disinfectants, etc.

The dipping of papillae is done by pouring the undiluted or diluted solution of Muzol into a 30 ml PVC cup and then dipping each papilla into the cup for a couple of seconds, making sure that its entire surface is covered with the preparation.

Spraying the papillae and the udder is done using a manual or automatic sprayer into which an undiluted or diluted solution of Muzol had already been poured. Spraying needs to be done so that the entire surface of the papillae and the udder is covered by the preparation.

Before the next milking, the papillae and the udder must be rinsed with clean lukewarm water, with no added detergents, disinfectants, etc.

Presentation:

bottle 500 mL; canister 5 L

Liquid ethanol-based hand disinfectant

Active substance:

Ethanol 70% (v/v)

Intended use:

The liquid biocidal product has a bactericidal effect, used for the personal hygiene of humans (undamaged hand skin disinfection).For general and professional use.

Dosage and use:

The solution is used in an undiluted form. A quantity of 2-3 ml of the solution is applied to the undamaged hand skin through manual dosing or spraying from the pump 2 times, then manually rubbing it into the skin for at least 1 minute. Repeat 5-10 times per day.

Presentation:

bottle 100mL; bottle 200 mL; bottle 500 mL; bottle 1 L; canister 5 L.

lice control agent

Active substance:

• Tetramethrin - 0.3 %
• Piperonyl butoxide - 1.5 %

Intended use:

It eliminates Pediculus capitis efficiently and is thus an efficient agent for controlling lice in hairy parts of the head. It eliminates all flying and crawling insects quickly and efficiently.Not poisonous for humans or animals!

Dosage and use:

As a lice control agent, SUPITOX® is applied by spraying it onto the hair until the hair is fully moist. After spraying, the hair needs to be wrapped in a scarf. After 30 minutes, the hair needs to be combed carefully and thoroughly.

After applying the preparation, the hair dries quickly, which is an additional advantage of the use of SUPITOX in practice. The quantity of a single bottle of SUPITOX® is sufficient for 10 treatments for boys or men with normal hair length, or 5 treatments for girls or adult women. The treatment must be repeated in 8 to 10 days, since this is the way to achieve the full effect. For the elimination of other insects, SUPITOX® is applied by spraying it in a closed space or by directly spraying it

Presentation:

bottle 200 mL

Powdery insecticide for the termination of pest insects and ticks

Active substance:

• Permethrin - 1,5% (m/m)

Intended use:

The preparation is intended for the termination of brown cockroaches (Blattella germanica L.), pharaoh ants (Monomorium pharaonis L.) and ticks belonging to the Ixodes ricinus L species.

Dosage and use:

The SU-PER POWDER preparation is applied by powdering all areas where insects stay with a sufficient amount of powder to leave a visible mark, depending on the level of infestation. Powdered surfaces should not be cleaned for some time due to the extended effect of the preparation. Keep in its original packaging, out of the reach of children and pets. Do not treat surfaces that come into contact with food. When applying, use protective gloves and avoid contact with skin. For a short period of time after the treatment, avoid spending time in the treated facilities. Children and pets must not come into contact with the treated surfaces. The usage interval is in the reappearance of insects.

Presentation:

bottle 100 g

Liquid concentrated pest insect control agent

Active substance:

• Permethrin - 25% (m/v)

Intended use:

The preparation is intended for the termination of brown cockroaches (Blatella germanica L.) and houseflies (Musca domestica L.) in households (except for in rooms where people live and spend extended amounts of time), the catering industry, warehouses, and animal husbandry facilities.

Dosage and use:

SU-PER EC 25 Concentrate is applied dissolved, 100 ml of concentrate in 5 l water per 100 m2. The solution is applied by spraying it along the walls, in cracks and behind and below furniture, around water supply pipes and sewerage outlets, and in places where insects most often stay. After diluting it in a way that fits the intended purpose, pour the contents into a plastic spray bottle and treat the surfaces by spraying. The usage interval is in the reappearance of insects.

Presentation:

bottle 100mL; bottle 1 L

Mouse and rat control agent

Active substance:

• Bromadiolon - 0,005% (m/m)

Intended use:

Suradiolon® pellets are used for controlling mice and rats in households, farms, silos, warehouses, industrial facilities and other closed areas and yards.

Dosage and use:

Pellets should be placed in locations where the rodent activity is at the highest level. Placed baits should be controlled occasionally and replenished, for as long as the activity of rodents is notable. In the case there is a danger of domestic animals or children consuming the bait, it should be placed in boxes, tubes or specially designed boxes.

Control of mice - 1-2 piles of bait (25 g each) need to be placed using a plastic spatula in those locations where mice spend most time (where their excrement is, close to holes or paths where they pass, or directly into rodent holes, bait boxes, etc.). If the number of mice is higher, place 1-2 piles of bait weighing 25 g on each 5 m2. Bait is placed either on cardboard sheets or boxes, or directly into rodent holes or bait boxes. Once placed, bait needs to be left in place for as long as the activity of mice is notable, usually 10-14 days.

Control of rats - The best results in the extermination of rats are achieved if the bait is placed in places where the activity of rats is most notable (close to their excrement, places where they eat and places of passage). It should be noted that rats prefer to eat in sheltered and familiar places. Otherwise, the consumption of the placed bait can happen only after 2-3 days. Bait is to be placed on cardboards, paper trays or specially prepared boxes for feeding. Place piles of bait weighing 25-50 g in selected places in order for less dominant rats to have a chance to consume it as soon as possible. If the number of rats is higher, place 2 to 3 piles of bait weighing 25-50 g on each 5-10 m2. Once placed, the bait needs to be left in place for as long as the activity of rats is notable, usually 10-14 days.

Note - Placed bait should be checked 2-3 times in 5-7 day intervals and in cases of extensive consumption it should be replenished. If signs of bleeding are spotted on the placed baits, it is necessary to replace them with fresh ones. If possible, it is recommended to remove other types of food and various waste, and to keep the place in order and clean during deratization. In case there is a danger of domestic animals or children consuming the bait, it should be placed in boxes, tubes or specially designed batteries. The preparation must not be uncontrollably dispersed in open areas such as meadows and crops, as well as in the immediate vicinity of open water surfaces (less than 20m). Also, the preparation must not be dropped from a plane (for agricultural protection).

Presentation:

bag 1 kg; bag 10 kg

Mouse and rat control agent

Active substance:

• Bromadiolon - 0,005% (m/m)

Intended use:

Suradiolon® paraffin-protected briquettes are used to exterminate mice and rats in households, warehouses, farms, yards, industrial and other facilities and are placed in areas and places where humidity and bad weather can easily damage the placed bait.

Dosage and use:

Suradiolon® paraffin-protected briquettes should be placed in places where the activity of rodents is at the highest level.

Control of mice - Use smaller quantities of bait (briquettes have the form of a round cake and weigh 100 g; to get the 25 g dose for mice, break it into 4 pieces), placed in those locations where the mice spend the most time (where their excrement is, close to holes or paths they take, etc.). If the number of mice is higher, place 1-2 baits of 25 g for each 5 m2. Bait is placed either on cardboard sheets or boxes, or directly into rodent holes or bait boxes. Once placed, the bait needs to be left in place for as long as the activity of mice is notable, usually 10-14 days.

Control of rats - Best results in controlling rats are achieved if the bait is placed in places where the activity of rats is most notable (close to their nests, places where they eat and places of passage). It should be noted that rats prefer to eat in sheltered and familiar places. Otherwise, the consumption of the placed bait can happen only after 2-3 days. Use 50 g bait (if using a 100 g bait that has the shape of a round cake and weighs 100 g, a 50 g dose for rats is obtained by breaking it into 2 pieces). Bait is placed in selected places where less dominant rats will have a chance to consume them as soon as possible. If the number of rats is higher, place 2-3 baits weighing 25-50 g per 5-10 m2. Bait is to be placed on cardboards, paper trays or specially prepared boxes for feeding. Once placed, the bait needs to be left in place for as long as the activity of rats is notable, usually 10-14 days.

Note - Placed baits should be checked 2-3 times in 5-7 day intervals and in cases of extensive consumption they should be replenished. If signs of bleeding are spotted on the placed baits, it is necessary to replace them with fresh ones. If possible, it is recommended to remove other types of food and various waste, and to keep the place in order and clean during deratization. In the case there is a danger of domestic animals or children consuming the bait, they should be placed in boxes, tubes or specially designed batteries.The preparation must not be uncontrollably dispersed in open areas such as meadows or crops, as well as in the immediate vicinity of open water surfaces (less than 20m). Also, the preparation must not be dropped from a plane (for agricultural protection).

Presentation:

box 200 x 50g; box 100 x 100g