Surface Disinfectants & Alcohol Wipes: US-Made FDA-Approved Germicides Announced

Feb 22, 2023

The full range of available germicides and surface disinfectants made in America has been announced by SurgiMac, a New York-based supplier of medical, dental, and healthcare products.

Merrick, United States - February 22, 2023 /PressCable/ —

SurgiMac, an environmentally responsible supplier of American-made healthcare products, has announced its surface disinfectant lineup for 2023, including trusted names like Sani-Cloth and CaviCide.

More information about surface disinfectants made in America, SurgiMac, and the full range of products for 2023 can be found at https://surgimac.com/collections/surface-disinfectants

In 2020, when the pandemic first struck, there were shortages of critical medical supplies around the globe, and soon after, imitation products started flooding the markets. SurgiMac operates several manufacturing facilities in the USA, allowing the company to provide healthcare-professional-approved products locally, shortening supply chains, and reducing the overall shipping costs.

Products ordered from SurgiMac ship from warehouses located across the USA, to reduce shipping times, and most orders are shipped the same day if ordered before noon. Every product from the company is fully licensed and authorized, and if a product is not in SurgiMac’s 2023 lineup, they can often order them for clients directly.

While the company deals primarily with healthcare professionals, they also provide disinfectant products for schools, offices, hospices, and home use. Though most homeowners do not require the same level of cleaning as a healthcare setting, this does allow them to access more effective disinfectants, at a bulk rate.

SurgiMac offers disinfectant wipes with several different bases and formulas, including alcohol wipes, bleach wipes, and hydrogen peroxide wipes. The full line of disinfectants includes products from Clorox, Metrex, PDI, and McKesson, which are triple-layered to disinfect, clean, remove allergens, and deodorize surfaces.

Since the most effective disinfectant will vary based on the situation, SurgiMac provides detailed descriptions for every product, and a simple contact form clients can use to request further details.

The company has also recently started a new project to provide a local source for face masks, and begun manufacturing 3-ply masks at its facility in Long Island. The masks are independently tested by Nelson Labs to ensure they meet or exceed industry standards, and are available on the SurgiMac website.

One satisfied client said, “Orders were shipped to me in a timely manner, great packaging. Product quality and service are excellent. Will definitely recommend SurgiMac for medical supplies. A+”

More information about SurgiMac, and their 2023 selection of surface disinfectants made in America can be found at https://surgimac.com

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Organization: SurgiMac LLC
Address: 10 Kees Place Suite C, Merrick, New York 11566, United States
Website: https://surgimac.com/

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