Disinfectants
We supply cleaning and disinfection products for registered renal units only. Orders are handled from Midrand, with next-day courier to major centres and scheduled deliveries further afield.
What these products are for
Our disinfectant range is intended for routine cleaning and disinfection tasks within registered renal units. This page covers the product group in general rather than any one formulation, because units often buy according to their own internal protocols, machine compatibility requirements and site handling rules.
These products are supplied for unit procurement only, never to the public. They are commonly ordered alongside acid and bicarbonate concentrates so that stores can receive the regular consumables needed for treatment rooms, preparation areas and equipment cleaning points in one planned delivery.
- Cleaning and disinfection products for renal unit use
- Pack options suited to regular scheduled ordering
- Supplied to registered renal units only
- Delivered from Midrand to Johannesburg, Pretoria and other major centres by courier
Pack sizes, options and working limits
Disinfectants are usually selected by product type, container size and the handling arrangements available on site. Depending on the item, units may request smaller containers for lower daily throughput or larger containers where consumption is steady and a proper chemical storage area is already in place. We will confirm the available pack options when you enquire.
Working limits matter. Larger containers reduce the frequency of re-ordering, but they need safe lifting, enough shelf or floor space, and a receiving area that can cope with the total consignment weight. Smaller packs are easier to rotate and move between rooms, though they may increase the number of units handled by staff over the month.
- Smaller containers suit low-volume use points and easier manual handling
- Larger containers suit central stores with stable monthly demand
- Product choice must match the unit's own compatibility and handling requirements
- Do not order oversized packs if your site has limited storage ventilation or restricted chemical shelving
We do not provide patient-specific product selection, treatment guidance or use instructions. If your unit has an established specification, send that through and we will quote against it.
Where disinfectants suit, and where they do not
These products suit registered renal units that run scheduled cleaning routines and need dependable repeat supply. They are a practical fit for units in Midrand, Johannesburg and Pretoria that want short lead times, and for major centres receiving next-day courier. They also suit units further afield that place planned orders around their monthly cycle.
They do not suit public walk-in purchases, ad hoc consumer use or sites without a controlled receiving and storage process. They are also not a substitute for a unit's internal cleaning policy or equipment compatibility check. If a unit is unsure which formulation class is approved for a certain application, the purchasing team should confirm that internally before ordering, it saves delays later.
- Suitable for registered renal units with established ordering procedures
- Suitable where regular stock rotation is already in place
- Not suitable for public sale or home use
- Not suitable where there is no designated chemical storage area
Site and delivery requirements
Before ordering, check that your site can receive chemical products during normal goods-in hours and that the receiving team knows where they must be placed on arrival. In Gauteng this is often straightforward, while coastal sites may pay extra attention to humidity, carton condition and dry storage after delivery. Units in busy urban buildings should also confirm loading bay access, floor restrictions and whether deliveries need to be booked in.
Your site should have a clean, dry and ventilated storage area away from direct sun and excess heat. Keep products in their original sealed containers until required and separate them from unrelated stock where your internal rules require this. During power cuts, storage rooms can warm up quickly, so avoid placing product near windows, hot plant rooms or enclosed areas with poor airflow.
- Provide clear delivery access and goods receiving times
- Store in a dry ventilated area away from direct sunlight
- Keep containers sealed and upright in original packaging
- Follow your unit's own chemical handling and segregation rules
Handling, care and stock rotation
Good stock control reduces waste and helps units avoid last-minute shortages. On receipt, inspect outer cartons and containers for transit damage, confirm the item against your purchase order and move stock promptly to the correct storage area. Larger orders are best rotated by batch and received date so that older stock is issued first.
Do not decant products into unmarked containers. Keep labels legible and protect paperwork used by your stores team for traceability. If your unit runs several treatment rooms or satellite points, it helps to record which area draws stock fastest so monthly ordering can be adjusted before a short month, holiday period or courier disruption causes pressure on stores.
- Check delivered items against your order on arrival
- Rotate stock by received date and batch reference
- Keep labels intact and containers sealed
- Report transit damage promptly through your normal receiving process
What to send when you enquire
To help us prepare the right response, send your enquiry through the contact page with the practical details your procurement or stores team already uses. The more exact the request, the faster we can confirm pack options and delivery arrangements. If your unit places recurring orders, mention the preferred delivery pattern as well.
Please include whether your unit is in Midrand, Johannesburg, Pretoria or another centre, and whether you need next-day courier or a scheduled delivery run. Where access is restricted, note any booking-in rules, lift limits or receiving times. That small bit of detail helps avoid a failed drop.
- Registered renal unit name and town
- Product type or existing unit specification
- Preferred pack size or handling limit if known
- Expected monthly quantity range
- Delivery method needed, including next-day courier where required
- Receiving hours and any site access restrictions
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Questions we get asked
Can you supply disinfectants to the public or for home use?
No. We supply registered renal units only and do not sell these products to the public.
Do you advise which disinfectant a patient or unit should use?
We do not provide clinical advice or patient-specific product selection. Units should order against their own internal specifications and compatibility requirements.
What should our stores team confirm before delivery?
Please confirm receiving hours, access restrictions, storage readiness and whether your site needs next-day courier or a scheduled delivery.
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