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MadaCide FD is an EPA-registered, one-step disinfectant spray formulated with an alcohol-based broad-spectrum formula for use on hard, non-porous surfaces in clinical environments. It air-dries quickly and requires no rinsing after application. All performance claims are EPA-registered and label-verified. Sold in a 128 oz (1 gallon) size. Made in the USA.
Surgical suites, recovery rooms, and operating room environments requiring a fast-acting, EPA-registered one-step disinfectant for hard surface decontamination between procedures will find MadaCide FD a reliable, clinically proven option. Emergency rooms, radiology departments, and central supply areas that need a broad-spectrum disinfectant with documented contact times will find the EPA-registered label claims and air-dry formulation practical for high-volume clinical workflows. Respiratory therapy and clinical equipment areas requiring a disinfectant compatible with hard surface equipment will appreciate the no-rinse formulation. The gallon size is well-suited for facilities that refill spray bottles from bulk supply to reduce per-unit cost.
What surfaces can MadaCide FD be used on?
MadaCide FD is intended for use on hard, non-porous surfaces including countertops, exam tables, and equipment surfaces. Do not use on skin or mucous membranes. Refer to the product label for a complete list of approved surfaces and use instructions.
Does this require rinsing after application?
No. MadaCide FD is a one-step, air-dry formula that does not require rinsing after application, making it efficient for high-volume clinical disinfection workflows.
Is this product EPA-registered?
Yes. MadaCide FD is EPA-registered, confirming that all performance claims on the label have been reviewed and verified by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Refer to the product label for full efficacy claims and contact times.
How is the gallon size typically used?
The 128 oz gallon is commonly used to refill smaller spray bottles for point-of-use application throughout a facility, reducing per-unit cost for high-volume disinfection programs.