F10 SC Veterinary Disinfectant 100ml is by far the safest, most effective disinfectant we`ve ever come across - and it`s highly economical as well.
Use F10 safely. Always read the label and product information before use
For general disinfection use 2ml in 1 litre of water
Specialist avian veterinarians, breeders and owners around the world trust F10, here`s why you should too.
* F10 is extremely effective against avian diseases such as Avian Flu, PBFD and Psittacosis, and destroys bacteria, viruses, fungi and spores. Contact times are shorter making application easier.
*F10 is biodegradable and will not corrode metals or irritate the eyes or even abraded skin. In fact the latest EU ecological hazard tests assigned it a "zero hazard" rating.
* Use F10 for just about everything - disinfecting floors, cages, perches and toys; food preparation areas (including as a food rinse); inside the incubator, washing eggs and decontaminating hands
* F10 can be applied as a fog or fine spray to mist rooms to eradicate airborne microbes such as fungal spores and viruses or when ill birds shed infected material to prevent cross contamination.
Products containing the F10 core actives can effectively and safely be used to combat Corona Virus Disease 2019 (abbreviated “COVID-19”). Coronaviruses belong to the family Coronaviridae – they are enveloped viruses which are relatively easily inactivated and by no means a challenge for F10. Under laboratory conditions a 1:500 dilution of F10SC will eliminate the virus. To ensure responsible and practical applications by non-professionals, we have decided to recommend an in-use dilution of 1:100 (10 ml / l) which is in line with the amount of actives in the F10 Hand Hygiene range of products. At this dilution F10 will also be effective against the far more resistant non-enveloped viruses such as Canine Parvo Virus (CPV). Use of the higher dilution will reduce the required contact time and overcome the effect of other interfering factors such as dirty conditions and other micro-organisms that might also be present.
