Clinic Disinfectants, Cleaners & Sanitizing Supplies

The collection may include disinfectant wipes, ready-to-use liquids, concentrates, sprayers, dispensing and floor-cleaning equipment, paper towels, exam-table paper and related clinic sanitation supplies. Availability can change as products are restocked.

Cleaning removes soil, debris and residue from a surface. Disinfecting uses an authorized antimicrobial product to inactivate microorganisms listed on its label. A surface may need to be cleaned before the disinfectant is applied.

A Drug Identification Number indicates that Health Canada has authorized the disinfectant for sale based on its labelled formulation and uses. Always confirm the DIN and follow the Canadian product label rather than relying on claims for another country.

Contact time is the period for which the treated surface must remain wet to achieve the efficacy claimed on the product label. Contact times differ between products and sometimes between specific microorganism claims.

Only when both the disinfectant label and the table manufacturer permit that use. Alcohol, oxidizers and other ingredients may affect certain vinyl, polyurethane, leather or coated surfaces. Test only as directed and follow the equipment care instructions.

No. Mixing cleaning or disinfecting chemicals can create hazardous reactions and may make the products ineffective. Use each product independently and only according to its label and safety data.

Keep products in their original labelled containers unless an approved workplace container and label are required for dispensing. Follow the specified temperature, ventilation and expiry-date instructions, and keep supplies secured away from clients and children.

Yes. Have the surface or equipment material, preferred product format and clinic requirements ready, then contact TherapySupply.ca. Product assistance does not replace the label or your workplace’s infection-prevention procedures.