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Efficacy of Improved Hydrogen Peroxide Against Important Healthcare-Associated Pathogens

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Rutala, W.A, Gergen, M.F. and Weber, D.J. | Infection Control and Hospital Epidemiology, November (2012)

This study evaluated the efficacy of four disinfectants against drug-resistant bacteria, including a quaternary ammonium compound, a traditional hydrogen peroxide product, and two improved hydrogen peroxide products (AHP® and Clorox). The improved HP products significantly outperformed all other products tested. Although the AHP® and Clorox products showed similar efficacy, the Clorox product contains almost triple the concentration of active ingredient.

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