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has been extensively accredited

Bacoban’s advanced formula and product range has been certified to kill pathogens rapidly with little residual effects. Independent laboratory tests have shown that Bacoban adheres to the highest disinfection standards. The leading Fresenius Institute and the SGS Institute in Hamburg have carried out most of the certification testing.

  • VAH-listed and CE certified as a Class 2A medical device.
  • Bacoban ASTM E 2180 Test protocol used to establish long term efficacy.
  • Tested and confirmed biocompatibility-
  • EU Directive 2007/47/EC DIN EN ISO: 13485, 10993-1, 14971, 980, EN14885.
  • Manufactured in Germany under the European Directive 93/42/EC and DIN 13485-2003MPG for the disinfection of medical areas and all types of surfaces in hospitals, doctor practices, rehabilitation centres and retirement homes. This includes severe risk areas such as pediatrics, intensive care, hemodialysis and sterilisation and areas demanding effective and long lasting disinfection.
  • International aviation approval status
  • AMS1451B – Aircraft Disinfectant for Use in Cargo Compartments.
  • AMS1452B – Aircraft General Purpose Disinfectant.
  • AMS1550B.
  • Boeing D6-7127 Rev P – Interior Cleaning of Commercial Transport Aircraft.
  • Boeing D6-17487 Rev T – Exterior & General Cleaners.

SGS Institut Fresenius

Fresenius Institute – As one of the leading providers of chemical laboratory analysis in Germany, SGS INSTITUT FRESENIUS has a strong reputation among manufacturers, consumers and retailers in particular with regard to the security and quality of consumer products.

DIN – Deutsches Institut für Normung (German Institute for Standardisation)

DIN Standards are the results of work at national, European and/or international level. Standards are developed by experts with the aim of arriving at a common standpoint, taking the state of the art into consideration.

ASTM International (American Standard for the Testing of Materials)

ASTM standards are set by working across borders, disciplines and industries and harnessing the expertise of over 30,000 members to create consensus and improve performance in manufacturing and materials, products and processes, systems and services.

VAH – Verbund für Angewandte Hygiene eV (Disinfectants Commission in the Association for Applied Hygiene)

The aim of VAH incorporates individual members, Scientific Societies and Professional Associations incorporating competence in applied hygiene in order to meet the new challenges in the prevention of infectious diseases on a national and international level.

RKI – Robert Koch Institut

Robert Koch Institute is dedicated to the investigation and prevention of infectious diseases and is responsible for nationwide health monitoring.

DVV – Deutsche Vereinigung zur Bekämpfung der Viruskrankheiten eV (German Association for the Control of Viral Diseases)

The DVV Guidelines test chemical disinfectants that are intended for use against viruses in human medicine. The comprehensive virucidal activity is tested.