This technology is a synergistic blend of antimicrobial compounds and essential oils for topical disinfection suitable for sensitive skin and mucous membranes.
Many topical antimicrobials use high concentrations of chemical agents, which can lead to irritation and avoidable chemical exposure to patients. Widely used disinfectants such as over the counter iodine solutions typically feature concentrations of up to 10% and can cause irritations, rashes, and other more serious side effects that are especially common in people with sensitive skin.
These topical disinfectants comprise a combination of quaternary ammonium compounds and essential oils to provide effective antimicrobial outcomes while maintaining low concentrations of the primary agent. By utilizing the synergistic effects of the quaternary ammonium compounds and select essential oils, this technology is effective with active agent concentrations between 0.01% and 2.0%. This technology can be applied to creams, lotions, soaps, and other topical formulations to gently treat even sensitive skin and mucous membranes with higher antimicrobial efficacy than existing treatments.
IR 1506
Licensing Contact: Cynthia Lang
