CaviWipes 2.0

CaviWipes 2.0 is an evolutionary leap forward in the world of surface disinfectants, which healthcare professionals have trusted would provide them with proven efficacy through a multitude of public health crises that have been of critical consequence. Building off decades of reliability, this next-generation product provides a powerful solution for meeting the most stringent requirements of the EPA's Emerging Viral Pathogen Claim. Specially engineered for modern clinical applications, CaviWipes 2.0 tries to ensure optimum fights against a wide array of pathogens, including SARS-CoV-2 while boasting compatibility with most non-porous, hard surfaces. Enhanced claims of efficacy are what make these wipes provide formidable protection against 60 relevant pathogens, thus helping in the prevention of healthcare-acquired infections. Ease in design and clear labeling ensure that the person can quickly find what they need to know, thus making things easier while possibly rushing to attempt disinfection.

Features and Benefits:

• Effective against SARS-CoV-2 on hard, non-porous surfaces
• Listed on EPA List Q for high-level disinfection
• Qualifies for the EPA’s Emerging Viral Pathogen claim, covering all virus types
• Effective against 60 pathogens, including Norovirus and Candida auris
• Compatible with most non-porous, hard surfaces commonly used in clinical settings
• The easy-to-read label provides quick access to critical information
• 2-minute contact time for bacteria, viruses, and pathogenic fungi (Candida auris)
• 160 wipes per canister for long-lasting use

2-Minute Kill Time

Save time with a quick 2-minute kill time, effective against 60 pathogens. CaviWipes 2.0 uses a 5th generation quat, providing stronger efficacy compared to the original CaviWipes while maintaining a similar quat-alcohol formulation.

1-Step Wipe

CaviWipes 2.0 functions as a 1-step cleaner and disinfectant, saving money and time when no visible debris is present. While it is compatible with hard, non-porous surfaces commonly used in clinical settings, it is recommended to follow CDC guidance by precleaning surfaces with visible debris before disinfection.