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What's all the hype about hypochlorous acid in skincare and why you should consider it in your range.

Hypochlorous acid is taking the skin care industry by storm but the regulations for its use can be complicated. In this article we discuss biocide versus cosmetic authorisation to give you all you need to know about launching a hypochlorous skin care product.

As the owners of the active substance dossiers for active chlorine released from hypochlorous, we can help guide you through EU and GB BPR regulatory process, including your application for the GB Article 95 list by 31st December 2022 in order to keep your products legally on the market.

Can a biocide that is being used to kill COVID-19 in healthcare facilities really be gentle enough to use on your face as part of your skin care regime? It may sound hard to believe but this wonder biocide is revolutionising both the cosmetic and medical aesthetic markets.

Hypochlorous acid hand sanitiser versus alcohol - why you should make the switch to alcohol-free.

What is hypochlorous acid? And why is hypochlorous acid the only disinfectant you need?

A look at one of our long-standing partners, Electrosan.

At Aqualution we are lucky enough to work with some of the best partners and those that feel as passionate about hypochlorous acid as we do. Here we showcase one of our customers DK Service Global and their product Tyrosan20.

In this month’s interview we had the pleasure of speaking to key opinion leader Michael Rollins, a leading independent consultant specialising in the validation and implementation of healthcare hygiene technology and environmental infection prevention and the creator of the EnviroGuard programme.

Our products are not only better, faster and safer disinfectants but save water too.

Understanding hypochlorous acid contact times.
Key to disinfectant effectiveness is understanding contact times and enabling the ingredients to work properly, particularly in spray and wipe environments.

It’s Spring time; the sun is finally out and lockdown is easing.  But spare a thought for the 21 million of us in the UK that are living with allergies and multiple chemical sensitivities.