Continu 2-in-1 Antimicrobial Surface Disinfection Wipes Flat Pack x200

Disinfectant Wipes

Continu 2-in-1 Antimicrobial Surface Wipes Flat Pack are designed for use in primary care, dental and community clinical settings where routine surface decontamination is required. Supplied in a resealable flat pack, these alcohol-free, pre-saturated wipes support cleaning and disinfection protocols across clinical and administrative areas.

The wipes provide a combined cleaning and disinfection function, removing visible contamination such as dirt and grease while applying an antimicrobial solution. The formulation is suitable for use on non-invasive medical devices and general hard surfaces where alcohol-based products may not be appropriate.

The solution has demonstrated antimicrobial activity against a range of microorganisms including bacteria, viruses and fungi. Manufacturer data indicates activity against organisms such as Hepatitis B, HIV, Coronavirus and Norovirus, with testing to standards including EN 14476:2013 + A1 2015. Performance data, including reduction levels and contact times, should be verified in supporting documentation where required.

Each pack contains 200 wipes with an increased sheet size of approximately 270 × 200 mm, providing greater surface coverage per wipe. The resealable pack format supports moisture retention and controlled dispensing in clinical environments.

Product Features

• Alcohol-free formulation – supports use on a wide range of clinical surfaces and equipment
• Pre-saturated wipes – ready to use without additional preparation
• 2-in-1 cleaning and disinfection – removes dirt and grease while applying antimicrobial solution
• Antimicrobial activity – effective against bacteria, viruses and fungi (refer to manufacturer data)
• Tested to EN standards – including EN 14476:2013 + A1 2015
• Larger wipe size (270 × 200 mm) – increased surface coverage per wipe
• Resealable flat pack – supports moisture retention and controlled dispensing
• 200 wipes per pack – suitable for routine use in clinical environments