Tristel Rinse Wipes
Tristel Rinse Wipes are impregnated with deionised water, designed specifically to remove excess disinfectant from a medical device that has been high-level disinfected with the Tristel Sporicidal Wipe.
Tristel Rinse Wipes can be included in the Tristel Quality Audit Trail to record the complete decontamination process.
Description
Tristel Rinse Wipes are impregnated with deionised water, designed specifically to remove excess disinfectant from a medical device that has been high-level disinfected with the Tristel Sporicidal Wipe.
Tristel Rinse Wipes can be included in the Tristel Quality Audit Trail to record the complete decontamination process.
Applications
Tristel Rinse Wipes are designed specifically to remove excess disinfectant from a medical device that has been high-level disinfected with the Tristel Sporicidal Wipe.
Product Options
The Tristel Rinse Wipes are available to order in individual boxes containing 50 Wipes.
Tristel Rinse Wipes NHSSC Code: FAL 581
After-sales Support
Product training is an essential part of guideline compliance and is crucial to the correct implementation of any decontamination protocol.
Tristel’s Training Portal can be accessed at a time and place convenient for you.
To complement our Training Portal, Tristel’s team of Sales Representatives offer online or on-site training, product rollout and audit support for your healthcare facility. Speak to a member of our team to find out more.
Other support materials include User Guides and Wall Charts, which can be found within the Resources section.
Resources
- Tristel Trio Wipes Brochurepdf 1.2 MB
- Tristel Rinse Wipe User Guidepdf 1.4 MB
- Tristel Rinse Wipe SDSpdf 230 KB
- Capital Radiology Australia Trio - Case Studypdf 406 KB
- Evaluation of disinfection of flexible nasendoscopes using Tristel Wipespdf 1.2 MB
- Two chlorine dioxide chemistries to inactivate human papillomaviruspdf 819 KB
- A state-wide survey of disinfection techniques for nasendoscopiespdf 353 KB
- Journal of Hospital Infection (2008) Wipes' mycobactericidal activitypdf 132 KB
