Standards and labels

• EN 16615:2015

  Disinfectant wipes and chemical disinfectants for non-porous surfaces with the EN 16615:2015 rating are tested for their ability to kill bacteria and yeasts on surfaces with mechanical wiping action. This ensures the product effectively removes germs from surfaces in real-world use, helping to prevent the spread of illness in homes and other environments.

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• EN 1650:1997

  Chemical disinfectants and antiseptics with the EN 1650:1997 rating are tested for their ability to kill fungi and yeasts. This ensures that products you use in your home or public spaces are effective at reducing these common microorganisms, helping to keep environments hygienic and safe from fungal contamination.

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• EN 14563:2008

  Disinfectants for medical instruments with the EN 14563:2008 rating are tested for their ability to eliminate highly resistant mycobacteria, including those that cause tuberculosis, during instrument immersion. This ensures these products effectively clean medical tools, providing a high level of safety against infection transmission.

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• EN 14562:2006

  Instrument disinfectants with the EN 14562:2006 rating are tested for their ability to kill fungi and yeasts on medical instruments and other surfaces by simulating practical use conditions. This ensures these products effectively eliminate harmful microorganisms, contributing to safer environments and preventing the spread of infections.

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• EN 14561:2006

  Chemical disinfectants for medical instruments with the EN 14561:2006 rating are tested for their ability to kill bacteria on surfaces, simulating real-world conditions. This ensures products are highly effective at reducing germs, providing a safer and more hygienic environment for instrument use.

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• EN 14348:2005

  Chemical disinfectants and antiseptics with the EN 14348:2005 rating are tested for their ability to kill mycobacteria, including those causing tuberculosis. This ensures that products used in medical areas and homes offer proven protection against these harder-to-kill germs, contributing to a safer environment.

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• EN 14476

  Disinfectants and antiseptics with the EN 14476 rating are tested for their ability to inactivate a broad spectrum of viruses, including common and significant viral pathogens. This assures consumers that these products are proven effective at killing viruses on surfaces or hands, helping to prevent the spread of illness.

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• EN 1276:2009

  Household disinfectants and antiseptics with the EN 1276:2009 rating are tested for their ability to kill common harmful bacteria like E. coli and S. aureus. This ensures the product effectively reduces bacteria in your home, promoting better hygiene and safety.

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• EN 13697

  Surface disinfectants with the EN 13697 rating are tested for their ability to kill bacteria and fungi on non-porous surfaces in homes and public areas. This means you can trust these products to effectively clean and sanitize, helping to create a healthier environment.

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• EN 13727

  Disinfectants and antiseptics with the EN 13727 rating are tested for their ability to kill bacteria, including common hospital germs, under realistic conditions. This ensures these products are effective in preventing the spread of infections in medical settings, providing confidence in their germ-killing claims.

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• EN 13624

  Disinfectants and antiseptics with the EN 13624 rating are tested for their ability to kill fungi and yeasts. This means you can trust these products to effectively reduce harmful microorganisms in medical environments, helping to prevent infections.

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