Precautions for using hydrogen peroxide sterilizer in sterile pharmaceutical workshop

More and more sterile pharmaceutical workshops are beginning to research and purchase hydrogen peroxide sterilizers to replace formaldehyde disinfection in sterile workshops. Further explanation will be given regarding the recent exposure of personnel in the sterile pharmaceutical workshop and the many issues related to the use of hydrogen peroxide sterilizers.

1. When using a hydrogen peroxide sterilizer for disinfection in a sterile pharmaceutical workshop, it is important to first confirm the size of the space that needs to be disinfected. This facilitates engineers to recommend the appropriate number of equipment based on the actual situation of the sterile pharmaceutical workshop. Ensure even distribution of equipment during the sterilization process.

2. When using a hydrogen peroxide sterilizer in a sterile pharmaceutical factory, it is necessary to ensure that the color steel plate is not damaged, the ground coating can withstand oxidation, and precision instruments are protected during hydrogen peroxide fumigation.

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3. During the fumigation process in a sterile pharmaceutical factory, the hydrogen peroxide sterilizer needs to ensure that the air conditioning is turned off, the internal doors and windows are open, and the external doors and windows are sealed to ensure that the hydrogen peroxide continuously undergoes Brownian motion in the factory workshop and that the dry mist of hydrogen peroxide is evenly distributed.