Solvay has announced that Actizone F5, which was successfully launched in the EU and approved by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in November 2021, has now completed registrations within all fifty US states. This ready-to-use broad-spectrum disinfectant for hard surfaces with revolutionary 24-hour antimicrobial sanitization, is now therefore available in the United States*.
“Actizone F5 is an important step forward for consumers, businesses, and institutions in helping them maintain health standards and offer protection against a wide range of bacteria and viruses, including cold and flu viruses, monkeypox and Ebola viruses, and variants of SARS-CoV-2,” said Oliver Hufer, Executive VP and General Manager, Actizone. “We are delighted to know that it is now available for customers in the United States to help protect them during their daily personal and professional lives.”
We are delighted to know that it is now available for customers in the United States to help protect them during their daily personal and professional lives
Actizone F5, a residue-free 24-hour sanitizing technology, is designed specifically to combine efficient cleaning performance together with the one-step disinfection of harmful bacteria and viruses. This infection-prevention product kills 99.9% of harmful bacteria and viruses, including rotaviruses, while eliminating 99.9% of bacteria for 24 hours. Now, thanks to this breakthrough technology, US customers can join people around the globe who enjoy peace of mind and feel more confident.
* The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has approved the registration of Actizone F5 (EPA Reg. No 4564-27). Any sale of Actizone F5 in a particular country or local jurisdiction shall be solely on the basis of approved registration(s), and any claims regarding Actizone F5 in a particular jurisdiction shall be addressed solely by the laws and approval of Actizone F5 in that jurisdiction. This is not intended to promote, sell or recommend the sale or use of Actizone F5 in countries in which it is not registered yet, including Canada. Successful Actizone product registration in any jurisdiction, including with EPA, does not constitute endorsement by EPA or any other competent authority.