Sterilisation Indicators

Changing appearances in color or pattern, the sterilization indicators visually show if cleaning conditions are passing or procedures have been completed. Eliminating any confusion or possibility instruments will not be sterile, indicators are used routinely in clinical and research environments where contamination elimination is crucial. With the temperature resistance required to endure the purification, the sterilization indicators are available in different forms such as tapes, ampoules, and sticks.

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Spore suspensions

Supplier: CROSSTEX

Sterilisation indicator, Spore Suspension, Sterilisation: Steam, Bacillus subtilis, cell line 6633: spore suspension (14 month shelf life), population 10⁶/0,1 ml - steam sterilisation process

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Comply™ Hydrogen Peroxide Chemical Indicator 1248

Supplier: 3M MEDICAL

Internal pack monitor for use with Vaporised Hydrogen Peroxide/Gas Plasma sterilisation processes.

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Labels, indicator, for dry heat and depyrogenation

Supplier: CROSSTEX

CPI-DP1 are intended for use with individual units (e.g. packs, containers) to indicate that the unit has been directly exposed to a high temperature dry heat or depyrogentation process and to distinguish between processed and unprocessed units.

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Dual auto-reader for steam and vaporised hydrogen peroxide 490, Attest™

Supplier: 3M MEDICAL

Auto-reader for use with 3M™ Attest™ Rapid Readout Biological Indicators and process challenge packs for steam. Includes ethernet cable for web app connectivity.

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Biological indicators, spore coupons

Supplier: CROSSTEX

Spore coupons for use in monitoring plasma/vapourised hydrogen peroxide (VH₂O₂) sterilisation processes.

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Spore discs, Sportrol™

Supplier: CROSSTEX

Biological sterilisation discs are used to perform sterilisation cycle validation in small areas of a device, where a standard-sized spore strip will not fit, such as within a syringe barrel, inside tubing, or under a cap. Spore discs are created by inoculating spore suspensions of certified population and resistance onto paper discs.