AEGIS MICROBE SHIELD™ TECHNOLOGY

ANTI-BAKTERIK AEGIS kovalentno vezan v proizvodih DermaSilk in PRISTINE™

- zagotavlja higieničnost
- nadzoruje širitev bakterij
- zagotavlja trajno delovanje
- ne spremeni naravne kožne flore

Program ÆGIS Microbe Shield ® temelji na tehnologijah razvitih z strani Dow Corning Corporation v kooperaciji z Baxter HealthCare, Burlington Industries in številnimi textilnimi, farmacevtskimimi podjetji iz ZDA , Evrope, Avstralije, Japonske in Koreje. Rezultat skupnega dela je produkt, kateri pravilno vezan na določeni površini, prepreči rast bakterijam, gobam in algam. Registriran pri EPA in na FDA listi .

NAČIN DELOVANJA :

Poznamo dve glavni skupini baktericidov, ki delujeta na konvencionalen (zastrupitev) in nekonvencionalen (mehansko poškodovanje ovojnice ) način.

Konvencionalen - delci zastrupijo okolico	Nekonvencionale - mehansko poškodujejo celično membrano bakterije

Bis chlorinated phenols (triclosan,actigard,sanized)

Organo tins (i.e.TBT)

Heavy metals organo complexes (Pb,Hg,As,…)

Ag& CU Zeolithes

Biguanide

Chitin

Aegis

Delovanje AEGIS

Interpretive Note:

Although the list of microorganisms against which a biocide has been shown to be effective is important for determining whether or not the material can be used against specific types of organisms, it is only the starting point. Killing or controlling microorganisms (particularly in laboratory test of the active ingredient) is relatively easy. Doing it safely, doing it in real world situations, doing it without ruining the target surface, and selecting between a quick kill and long term protection are generally much more important. There are many materials and processes which can kill microorganisms quickly and effectively. Common household bleach (chlorine) is an excellent biocide. Unfortunately, bleach cannot be use on many surfaces, has no lasting antimicrobial effect, and can be very dangerous if used improperly. Extreme heat is also highly effective, buy you can’t put a sick building in an autoclave. Other materials are efficient at high concentrations, but have little effect at dilution levels which would be required to insure human safety. Finally, some materials are so inherently dangerous that they can only be used in isolation chambers or by professional applicators using respirators an “space suits”. The “killing power” of a biocide or device is important, buy only if the material is used in strict accordance with EPA accepted handling and use instructions and for the end uses included in the EPA accepted labeling. Misuse of any biocide is not only illegal, it can be extremely dangerous. Any reputable supplier should be willing to provide copies of the EPA accepted labeling, copies of toxicity data and data on real world efficacy.