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Surface disinfectants are chemical formulations that eliminate microorganisms from surfaces or significantly decrease the possibility of their transfer through hand contact between surfaces. These include bedside tables, chairs, walls, floors, and medical equipment (clinical contact surfaces). The global surface disinfectant market is expected to reach USD 789.1 Million by 2022 from USD 529.6 Million in 2017, at a CAGR of 8.3%. Increasing number of surgical procedures, rising geriatric population, and subsequent growth in the prevalence of chronic diseases are the major driving factors for this market.

Commode Wheelchair are best suited for people who cannot use a regular toilet. The Wheelchair enable patients who have limited mobility due to an accident or any medical condition to use the toilet with ease. The Wheelchair allows the patient to use the toilet without causing discomfort to the legs and back. The Wheelchair can be used by people who are restricted to a bed. What are the advantages? The Wheelchair are convenient and portable with some models available fitted with wheels.Commode Wheelchair can be setup next to the bedside, in the toilet, or even as a frame placed over a regular toilet. The Wheelchair are fairly comfortable and are equipped with back and arm rests that can be removed whenever needed. The removable back option allows the chair to be used as frame for a regular toilet. Patients who are recuperating from surgery and have difficulty in standing up can easily shift from the wheelchair to the Commode Wheelchair without requiring any support. The Wheelchair can be modeled to suit the user's requirements. The chairs come in a variety of shapes and sizes for people of all ages. Bariatric commode chairs are designed for use by people who are over 280-300 pounds. Buy online commode wheelchair for handicapped and disabled at lowest price and cheap cost in india from wheelchair india online shopping store of commode wheelchair manufacturer, distributor, dealer and supplier of variety of Karma Commode Wheelchair at low price in india Durable and easy to maintain Commode Wheelchair are quite durable especially those made from a combination of metal and plastic. Ideally the legs and arms of the chair should have a metal base while the rest of the body could be made from plastic. The Wheelchair if it's to be used in the shower can be fitted with a mesh covering that not only protects the chair from mold but also dries quickly. A commode Wheelchair built from durable plastic material is easier to clean using a disinfecta

This environment day, we come across a very disheartening news! The most revered river of our country, Ganga is now officially declared to be unfit for drinking and bathing as per CPCB (Central Pollution Control Board). Ganga is not just any river for most of the Indians, insteadit has been carrying a special spiritual significance.People from all over flock to take a dip in this 'holy' river. Leave apart drinking, but even bathing is considered detrimental now. As per their report, there are mere seven spots from where the river Ganga passes, which can be used for consumption after disinfection. Also, only 18 spots are being considered fit for bathing,whereas, 62 areas from where the river flows areunfit for the same purpose.

In a mutual agreement with the STADA board, Roger Scarlett-Smith has stepped down from his role as head of UK. The company has assigned the responsibility of UK operation to Rudolf Bär with current responsibilities as cluster head for Mid-Sized European Markets. Scarlett-Smith joined STADA in October 2018 to lead the UK operation upon the retirement of Dieno George. Prior to this, he had enjoyed an illustrious career in the Consumer Healthcare sector, largely with GlaxoSmithKline, for which he held positions including as President North America, President EMEA and Head of Global Categories. Under his leadership, the STADA UK business has grown sales by 50 per cent and profitability has more than doubled. He has reshaped the business to improve efficiency. There has been a marked acceleration of product innovation including key line extensions to the Zoflora disinfectant range as well as the introduction of a salmeterol and fluticasone inhaler in the Rx respiratory sector. Meanwhile, T+R has developed a fine reputation regionally, being voted number 1 regional company last year and winning many national industry awards.

The International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP) has released a handbook today (February 23) on guidance for pharmacists on supporting self-care. The handbook, "Empowering self-care: A handbook for pharmacists", covers six areas of self-care - sore throat, gastrointestinal complaints, musculoskeletal pain, fever in children, sexual health and disinfection. Commenting on the release, Rúben Viegas, co-author of the handbook, said: Community pharmacists already help people in self-care by giving advice on non-prescription medicines, nutrition, physical activity and lifestyle choices, but this new resource from FIP offers added support for these professional services that demonstrate our profession's commitment to primary health care." The publication, also intended as an advocacy resource for FIP's member organisations, discusses latest trends and strategies in self-care and explores innovations adopted across several practice areas. It aims to provide pharmacists with concise guidance on coaching practices and person-centred approaches to promote self-care.

Pharmacies are the lifeblood of community healthcare, being a vital pathway to care and support in every borough of the UK. There are 11,600 pharmacies across the country, amongst which yours stands proudly. Pharmacies obviously have a duty of care to their patients and customers, and rigorous safety practices surrounding the safe storage and dispensation of medicine - but that duty of care also extends to fellow staff. This is to say that health and safety is a paramount concern for any pharmacy or pharmacist, and that great care should always be taken to uphold the highest possible standards with regard to health and safety. With this in mind, what follows is a refresher on some of the key hazards that could give way to workplace injury in your pharmacy - and how to mitigate the risk of injury. Biological Hazards Biological hazards are ever-present, and prescient in the aftermath of the coronavirus pandemic. Though the COVID-19 virus was eventually shown not to be particularly resilient on surfaces, good practice was still to regularly disinfect surfaces and handles where possible - something which should still be a part of regular routine in your pharmacy. Likewise, face masks are a solid way to reduce the risk of infection or contamination, particularly where the handing over of biological samples is concerned.