Damon Industries - SARS-CoV-2, coronavirus, Disinfectants

Damon Disinfectants that are on the EPA List N
List N Disinfectants meet the EPA's criteria for use against the SARS-CoV-2 virus
Safer than bleach - no harsh smell, no ruined fabrics
Neutral pH - Less hazardous for users
Light pleasant fragrances
EPA Registration Number: 10324-154

Three hospital grade disinfectants to give you EPA List N formulas with a choice of three pleasant fragrances. All are concentrated, 2 ounce per gallon, hospital-grade disinfectants that utilize one of the latest synergistic quaternary ammonium compound blends. They exhibit high soil and hard water (400ppm) tolerance with good cleaning performance. Each has a neutral pH of 6.0 - 8.0. Each gallon dilutes with water to make 64 gallons of use solution.

Effective against over 84 organisms including the human coronavirus and the SARS-associated coronavirus. May be used by nursing homes, hospitals, animal breeders, veterinarians, schools, athletic clubs, food service, industrial, restaurant, meat processors, dairies, farms and households. May be used on any hard surface not harmed by water. May be applied with a cloth, sponge, wet mop, trigger sprayer, pump sprayer or automatic floor scrubber. Surface must remain wet with disinfectant for 10 minutes to meet EPA requirements for complete kill. Packaged in gallon jugs (4 per case).

List N includes products that meet EPA’s criteria for use against SARS-CoV-2, the cause of COVID-19.

When purchasing a product, check if its EPA registration number is included on this list. If it is, you have a match and the product can be used against SARS-CoV-2. You can find this number on the product label – just look for the EPA Reg. No. These products may be marketed and sold under different brand names, but if they have the same EPA registration number, they are the same product.

This list includes products with emerging viral pathogen claims and those with human coronavirus claims. If a product with an emerging viral pathogen claim is not available, use a product with a coronavirus claim. If the product is listed as “N” under the Emerging Viral Pathogen Claim column, then it has a human coronavirus claim.