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Combined Application of Simulated Reuse and Quantitative Carrier Tests to Assess High-Level Disinfection: Experiments with an Accelerated Hydrogen Peroxide®-Based Formulation

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Sattar, S. et al. | AJIC (2002)

This study evaluated the efficacy of an AHP<sup>®</sup>-based high-level disinfectant against important healthcare-associated bacteria, and investigated whether efficacy would be reduced after 14 days of reuse. The results indicate that the AHP<sup>®</sup> disinfectant is effective against these bacteria, with no loss in efficacy at the end of the 14-day window.

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