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Tristel ULT® High Level Disinfectant Foam For Ultrasound Probes

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SKU: 45-25
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Tristel ULT® High Level Disinfectant Foam For Ultrasound Probes

FDA APPROVED - 2 MINUTE CONTACT TIME - TRUSTED WORLDWIDE

Tristel ULT is a high level disinfectant foam for reprocessing ultrasound probes. Tristel ULT can be used to high level disinfect endocavity transvaginal and transrectal probes, and skin surface transducers that may contact non-intact skin during use.

Used by professionals in 35 countries since 2008, Tristel ULT is now FDA-approved for sale in the United States. Tristel ULT is a prescription device under 21 CFR Part 801.109, classified as a Class II device under the generic name foam or gel chemical sterilant/high level disinfectant.

Features

  • The fastest kill time for a high-level disinfectant - 2 minutes at room temperature
  • Inactivates HPV type 16 and type 18 and HIV
  • Safe, compact, portable, closest to point-of-care, and ready-to-use
  • Can be used on endocavity and transvaginal ultrasound probes as well as general purpose transducers
  • Each set delivers 75 HLD cycles
  • Unique design/dispensing system guarantees accurate dosing
  • Doesn't require dedicated facilities, capital investment, electrical/plumbing connections, validation, service contracts, or reserve units
  • Deemed compatible with 965 ultrasound transducers.
  • Click here for the Tristel Product Training Portal

Tristel™ ULT is manufactured and marketed in the United States by Parker Laboratories, Inc. as licensed by Tristel.

Specifications

Mfr. No. 45-25

1 dual compartment bottle and 1 tub of wipes and a User Guide.   Each set delivers 75 HLD cycles

Mfr. No. 45-13

Tristel Test Strips starter pack: 1 vial/bottle of 50 test strips, stopwatch, polyetheiene container, 10ml measure syringe, User Guide, 1 per case

Mfr. No. 45-10

Tristel Test Strips: 1 vial/bottle of 50 test strips, User Guide, 1 per case

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