AQUASINE Hands and surfaces is not affected by the safety labeling, harmless to skin and materials.

Authorized uses according to ECHA: TP1, TP2, TP3, TP4, TP5. Complies with EN1275, EN1276 and EN14476 standards

Data sheets:  Aquasine Hands & Surfaces

Does Aquasine Hands & Surfaces contain alcohol?
No, our solution is based on ionized water and salt.

Does it dry out the skin? 
With its alcohol-free formula and its neutral pH, Aquasine guarantees optimal disinfection while respecting your skin.

Can I use Aquasine to disinfect my children's hands? 
Absolutely, our solution is ionized water and therefore does not contain any substances dangerous to health or the environment.

Does Aquasine make hands sticky like some hydroalcoholic gels? 
Due to its composition, Aquasine leaves no residue after application. It leaves skin feeling clean and soft.

Is Aquasine as effective as hydroalcoholic gel? 
According to the ECHA organization, Aquasine is classified TP1 (use for human hygiene) and has passed the same disinfection standards as hydroalcoholic gels.

I am a nurse, can I use Aquasine in my activity? 
Perfectly, the Aquasine is EN14476 +A2 standard. it applies in the case of any product used in the medical field for hand hygiene, disinfection of instruments, textiles and surfaces whether by friction or immersion in order to measure its ability to destroy the viruses present on the surfaces to be treated.