Detailed Description

Professional disinfection product testing institutions, centers, and companies offer third-party testing, debugging, and consulting services for various clean environments. They provide qualified disinfection product testing services using professional testing methods in accordance with disinfection product testing standards, while ensuring that both the testing and pricing are within reasonable ranges.

Our center has passed the CNAS certification and CMA metrology certification. The test reports accurately reflect the actual conditions of the factory and can serve as a basis for third-party impartial evaluation. Additionally, they are applicable for QS and GMP certifications.

One: Disinfection Product Registration and Testing

Disinfection Product Hygiene and Safety Assessment

A comprehensive assessment of the effectiveness and hygiene safety of disinfection products, including product labels (nameplates), instruction manuals, inspection reports, corporate or quality standards, health permits for producers (proof of overseas production and sales authorization as well as customs declarations), product formulations of disinfectants, indicators, and antimicrobial/antiseptic agents, and structural diagrams of disinfection equipment. The responsible entity for product liability must conduct a hygiene and safety evaluation before the product is launched for the first time, produce a "Hygiene and Safety Evaluation Report for Disinfection Products," and be accountable for the evaluation results.

Product Liability Entity

Individuals, legal entities, and other organizations legally liable for compensating others for personal injury or property damage caused by product defects. In the case of outsourced production and processing, specifically refers to the client. For imported products, the responsible entity is the entity in China.

Category of disinfection products

High-level disinfectants and disinfection equipment for medical devices, sterilants and sterilization equipment, skin/mucous membrane disinfectants, biological indicators, chemical indicators of sterilization effectiveness.

Category II disinfection products

Disinfectants, disinfection equipment, chemical indicators, packaging materials for sterilized items with sterilization markings, and anti-(inhibitory) bacterials, excluding products of Category I.

II. Other Commercial Inspections

Disinfection products, in addition to safety evaluation and filing for testing, are required to undergo pH, lead, arsenic, and mercury content, active ingredient concentration, bactericidal, and antimicrobial property tests in accordance with market demand (such as on e-commerce platforms). Household products with antimicrobial effects, such as laundry detergents, cleaning agents, and fresheners, must be tested for their antimicrobial efficacy. During the product development phase, active ingredient concentration, antimicrobial Minimum Inhibitory Concentration (MIC), bactericidal, and antimicrobial effects assessment are also necessary.