Yes, the product is an EPA-registered bactericide, virucide, tuberculocide and fungicide. Its EPA registration number is 34810-25-82552.

Concrobium Broad Spectrum Disinfectant II delivers antimicrobial efficacy in 10 minutes against:

Yes, unlike other botanical disinfectants, Concrobium Broad Spectrum Disinfectant II offers 1-step disinfection and cleaning. A single product can be used to clean and disinfectant, with no sticky residue.

Yes, the product is made from a proprietary blend of plant extracts and essential oils. Its principal disinfecting ingredient is thyme oil.

The thyme oil in Concrobium Broad Spectrum Disinfectant II is synthetic, which provides several advantages compared with naturally-harvested thyme oil. The synthetic thyme molecule is identical to its natural counterpart, but delivers greater product and performance consistency (not subject to variable crop yields) and generates less CO2 during production (doesn’t require harvesting and shipping).

No. The product does contain a solvent to emulsify the oils, but it is not harsh and is present in a very low concentration – less than 1% of the solution. This compares with traditional botanical disinfectants on the market which contain 2-3% solvent and which feature compounds like ethanol (a VOC) and other agents such as Copper Sulfate (highly toxic). Concrobium Broad Spectrum Disinfectant II has the lowest rated toxicity rating (Category lV) from the EPA and contains no ammonia, chlorine, alcohols, oxidizers, dyes or fragrances.

Yes, as a botanical solution Concrobium Broad Spectrum does qualify for the GRMB reimbursement premium.

Unlike first-generation botanical disinfectants, Concrobium Broad Spectrum Disinfectant II is a stable product and requires no shaking or mixing before use.

No, Concrobium Broad Spectrum Disinfectant II offers superior disinfection performance without the harsh, lingering fumes associated with first-generation botanicals.

No. This product is a 1-step cleaner and disinfectant that does not require the extra time and labor associated with surface pre-cleaning.

Unlike first-generation botanical disinfectants, this product does not leave surfaces feeling ‘sticky’ or ‘tacky’ after application. A rinse is not required.

Sanitizing vs Disinfecting.

Sanitizing is usually a maintenance procedure that kills 99% of germs thus reducing the risk of illness. This is usually a quick spray and wipe process taking a minute or two. Disinfecting generally requires longer contact times of up to 10 minutes on hard or non-porous surfaces and kills 99.999% of germs.

Hard, non-porous surfaces need to stay wet for the most effective germ killing. Porous surfaces may allow the germ to penetrate deeper thus making it more difficult to insure that you get the maximum kill of germs.