Frequently Asked Questions
To be classified as disinfectant wipes for hospitals, a product must have a Drug Identification Number (DIN) from Health Canada. This confirms the product has been tested and proven effective against specific pathogens, including resistant bacteria and viruses found in healthcare settings.
Generally, no. Medical surface wipes contain higher concentrations of active ingredients designed for hard surfaces. For skin application, you should specifically use hand disinfectant wipes or sanitizing wipes that are dermatologically tested to prevent skin irritation.
Both are effective but serve different purposes. Alcohol disinfectant wipes are excellent for quick drying and glass surfaces. Hydrogen peroxide wipes are often preferred in clinical settings because they break down into water and oxygen, leaving fewer streaks and odors while being highly effective against organic matter.
When you order disinfectant wipes in bulk from PPE Online, consider the "wetness" and shelf life. Our bulk containers are hermetically sealed to ensure that the last wipe in the tub is just as saturated and effective as the first.
Yes. Our entire range of disinfecting wipes in Canada is selected based on their ability to neutralize common seasonal viruses, including Influenza and Norovirus, as well as more persistent healthcare-associated infections (HAIs).