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Clean Card PRO test

Clean Card PRO is intended for monitoring the effect of cleaning processes on surfaces where protein contamination is possible. Clean Card PRO helps you to ensure a high standard of hygiene.

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About regular hygiene monitoring
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Generally

Protein residues on surfaces indicate insufficient cleaning which may pose a threat to health, as unclean surfaces may support growth of pathogens. Each Clean Card PRO device contains a reagent pad which is impregnated with reagents. The Clean Card PRO device is wiped on a moistened surface, resulting in a visually readable colour change if proteins are present.

Food manufacturers and caterers must take every precaution to ensure food safety and good food quality. Adequate cleaning is an essential part of food hygiene practice to prevent food poisoning pathogens and other harmful micro-organisms from spreading between food, surfaces and equipment.

Healthcare-associated infections which spread through hand-touch sites are a significant challenge in healthcare. To prevent infections from spreading, it is important to stop transmission from clinical environments. This can be achieved by focusing on surface hygiene and quality of cleaning.

Clean Card PRO provides you with

Easy-to-use surface hygiene test
Instant feedback on cleanliness of surfaces

Technical data

Products available	133148 Clean Card PRO, 25 tests 133149 Clean Card PRO, 50 tests
Method	Chemical
Sample type	Surface wipe
Time to result	30 seconds
Reading of the result	Visual
Storage	18 - 25 °C
Transportation	18 - 25 °C
Size and weight	120 x 43 x 85 mm
Additionally needed	Clean water
Registered trademark	Aidian Clean Card^® PRO is a registered trademark of Aidian Oy

About regular hygiene monitoring

Food safety

Every party engaged in the food business shall be familiar with food hygiene risks involved in the handling of foodstuffs. A compulsory in-house control plan needs to include, among other things, methods for controlling surface hygiene. A good tool for ensuring the cleanliness of surfaces that are in contact with food is a protein test giving immediate results.

Hospital hygiene

Hospitals are busy environments where healthcare professionals, patients and visitors are in close contact with each other, making the risk of human-to-human contamination significant. Good hand hygiene and correct working methods are cornerstones of infection control and prevention. In addition, it is essential to eliminate the transmission of infections from surfaces by paying attention to surface hygiene and the quality of cleaning. Visual inspection of surfaces is not sufficient; objective hygiene assessments are required. By monitoring the cleanliness of surfaces, infections can be prevented from spreading and best aseptic practices can be objectively determined.