Advanced Sterilization, Unlimited Possibilities

While all sterilization methods must be potent to be effective, chlorine dioxide gas offers the best safety profile of any sterilization technology. Backed by comprehensive certifications and decades of safe operation across healthcare facilities worldwide, our convenient contract CD sterilization delivers safe and superior sterilization performance.

Clordisys Certifications & Standards

EPA Registration

EPA-registered antimicrobial formulation
Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA) compliant
Environmental safety data on file

FDA Recognition

FDA-registered contract sterilization facility
510(k) submission support for device manufacturers
Established regulatory pathway documentation

Quality Systems Certifications

ISO 13485:2016

Medical devices quality management system certification ensuring consistent, compliant operations.

ISO 14937:2009

General requirements for characterization of sterilizing agents and development, validation, and routine control of sterilization processes.

Safety Data Sheets

Key Safety Advantages

Non-Carcinogenic

No cancer risk classification by IARC or ACGIH

Rapid Aeration

30 minutes or less and no toxic residuals

No Explosive Risk

Eliminates fire and explosion hazards of EO

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Medical Devices

Sterilization for surgical instruments, implants, and electronic devices that can't withstand traditional methods.

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Pharmaceuticals

Sterilization for APIs, powders, crystalline, biologics. and lyophilized (freeze-dried) excipient materials.

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Combination Devices

Processing for drug delivery systems that may be temperature sensitive and require minimal residual concerns

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Frequently Asked Questions About Chlorine Dioxide

General Safety

Q Is chlorine dioxide gas safe?

A Yes. CD has built-in safety advantages including detectable odor at safe levels, rapid aeration, and non-carcinogenic properties. Our systems include comprehensive safety monitoring and emergency protocols.

Q How does CD safety compare to ethylene oxide?

A CD is significantly safer than EO. Unlike EO, CD is non-carcinogenic and non-explosive at use concentrations, and aerates in minutes rather than days. CD also has no toxic residue formation concerns. 

Q What safety equipment is required?

A Standard personal protective equipment (PPE) is sufficient for CD operations. No specialized radiation protection or explosion-proof equipment is required, unlike gamma or EO processes.

Regulatory & Compliance

Q What documentation do you provide for safety compliance?

A We provide comprehensive safety data sheets, exposure monitoring protocols, emergency response procedures, and regulatory compliance documentation as needed for in-house equipment.

Q How do I train my staff on CD safety? 

A We offer comprehensive training programs covering safe operation, emergency procedures, and regulatory compliance for use of in-house equipment. Training can be conducted on-site or at our facility.

Q What ongoing safety monitoring is required?

A We recommend periodic air monitoring and equipment maintenance checks of in-house equipment. Our service team can provide ongoing safety monitoring support and documentation.

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