Maintain patient flow as pressures peak


With the second wave upon us alongside the traditional winter influx, the need to safeguard patients and staff from the spread of infection and HAIs will become key to maintaining a safe and effective environment for care. Rapid decontamination of whole rooms, spaces and equipment, in addition to deep cleaning, can help reduce these risks and keep you in control of proceedings as and when pressure is at its most high.


ProXcide™ from Inivos® can help hospitals and care facilities provide a flexible decontamination solution that’s designed to enhance and integrate effortlessly into your current cleaning routines.


Rapid, thorough decontamination in under 2 hours Consistent, validated, high-level efficacy Decontamination and deactivation in a single system Effective low-concentration formula Real-time monitoring and reporting Safe remote control from outside the treatment area Simple activation with in-built safety features Robust, easy to store, transport and deploy


Inivos provides help, support, solutions and services as part of its ongoing mission to reduce risk of patient infection in clinical care environments.


ProXcide is available through Inivos’ contract hire service or direct purchase with full training and operator support provided.


For more information on our decontamination solutions and services: Call 0845 270 6690 or email csj@inivos.com inivos.com


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