Disinfectant sprays and concentrates — from hospital-grade to household names. Surface disinfection at every scale: Oxivir TB accelerated hydrogen peroxide sprays and 5-gallon concentrate (one-minute kill, no rinse), Quat 10 quaternary concentrate for janitorial dilution programs, Lysol sprays for everyday spaces, Zytec all-in-one surface spray, and 70% isopropyl alcohol. The rule that matters: match the chemistry to the setting and respect the contact time on the label. Wipes more your workflow? See hospital-grade wipes. Case pricing available, fast Ontario shipping, MDEL #17341.
Frequently Asked Questions
Every approved product must have an 8-digit Drug Identification Number (DIN) on the label. This number confirms that the product has been evaluated by Health Canada and is safe and effective for its intended use. All disinfectant products sold at PPE Online include their DIN for your verification.
A standard cleaner only removes dirt and organic matter. A medical disinfectant spray contains active chemical agents (like quaternary ammonium or hydrogen peroxide) specifically designed to kill 99.999% of germs, bacteria, and viruses on hard surfaces.
While hospital-grade sprays are powerful, you should check the label for "surface compatibility." For electronics, we recommend alcohol-based sprays (at least 70%) or specialized wipes to prevent moisture damage to sensitive circuits.
Contact time (or dwell time) is the amount of time a surface must remain visibly wet for the disinfectant to kill the pathogens listed on its label. Most Health Canada approved disinfectants require between 1 and 5 minutes to be fully effective.
Yes, we specialize in bulk disinfectant spray and large-format containers (4L to 20L) to help Canadian institutions maintain high hygiene standards while reducing plastic waste and overall costs.