CUTASEPT

Cutasept F
Cutasept G
Skin antiseptics for use before injections, punctures and
surgical procedures with fast and comprehensive activity.
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Skin Antisepsis
Cutasept F
Directions for use
Cutasept F is an uncoloured, propanolbased skin antiseptic having a rapid and
broad effect. The ready-to-use preparation is
used for the preoperative skin antisepsis as
well as before blood samplings and
injections.
Product properties
acts rapidly and comprehensively
good sustained effect
excellent skin compatibility
good adhesion of incision foils
Composition
Active ingredients in 100 g:
Propan-2-ol 63.0 g (equals 72 vol. %),
Benzalkonium Chloride 0.025 g.
Other ingredients: Purified Water.
Microbiology
bactericidal
yeasticidal
tuberculocidal
virucidal against enveloped viruses
Areas of application
Cutasept F is recommended for the following
application areas:
skin antisepsis prior to injections,
punctures and surgical procedures in

hospitals, primary healthcare, in- and
outpatient geriatric care, and for home
dialysis
diabetics within the scope of measuring
the blood sugar level and insulin
delivery
Skin antisepsis before injections,

punctures, excisions:
Cutasept F can be sprayed directly on the
skin to be disinfected. During spraying
keep distance between nozzle and target
as short as possible, in order to avoid
spray shadows and ensure satisfactory
moistening. At the same time, less product
gets into the air.
Alternatively, spray the preparation on a
sterile swab. Afterwards, rub the skin area
to be disinfected with the swab.
Pay attention to a thorough wetting of the
skin. For both application methods the
exposure times, which depend on the
respective indication, have to be followed.
Skin antisepsis prior to the application of
incision foils:
Cutasept F features especially good
adhesion properties for incision foils. In
order not to impair the adhesion effect the
product has to dry completely before the
foil is applied.
Skin antisepsis before thermocautery and
the use of other electrical devices:
Before using thermocauters and other
electrical devices the product has to dry
completely.
Proven efficacy
Exposure time/
Procedure
Skin antisepsis
Before injections and
punctures
15 s
Before punctures of
joints,visceral cavities,
hollow organs,and surgical
procedures.
1 min
Skin rich in sebaceous

glandsprior to every
procedure
2 min
Bacteria
Bactericidal acc. to DGHM
(P. aeruginosa, S.aureus,
E.hirae, E.coli, P. mirabilis)
15 s
MRSA/ EHEC
1 min
Mycobacteria
Tuberculocidal (M. terrae)
30 s
Fungi
Yeasticidal (C. albicans)
15 s
Viruses
Enveloped viruses
Virucidal against
enveloped viruses
(incl. HCV, HIV, HBV)
30 s
Nonenveloped viruses
Rotavirus
30 s
Note
consult a doctor prior to use in
neonates and infants
not suitable for the disinfection of
large, open wounds and mucous
membranes
do not use on skin beneath
tourniquet cuffs
avoid pooling
avoid contact with eyes
Chemical-physical data
Appearance
Density (20 C)
pH value 50 % (v/v)
Flash point
(acc. to DIN 51755)
uncoloured
solution
approx.
3
0.87 g/cm
approx. 8.5
21 C
Stability
after opening:
12 months
Cutasept G
Directions for use
Cutasept G is a coloured, propanol-based
skin antiseptic for the preoperative skin
antisepsis that marks the disinfected skin
area. In addition, the ready-to-use
preparation is used prior to injections,
catheterisation, punctures, blood
sampling and small invasive procedures.
Cutasept G acts rapidly and
comprehensively, and possesses an
excellent sustained effect.
Product properties
acts rapidly and comprehensively
good sustained effect
coloured for marking the disinfection
area
excellent skin compatibility
good adhesion of incision foils
Composition
Active ingredients in 100 g:
Propan-2-ol 63.0 g (equals 72 vol. %),
Benzalkonium Chloride 0.025 g.
Other ingredients: Purified Water.
Dyes: Sunset Yellow S (E110), Quinoline
Yellow (E104), Brilliant Black (E151).
Microbiology
bactericidal
yeasticidal
tuberculocidal
virucidal against enveloped viruses
Areas of application
Cutasept G is recommended for the
following application areas:
skin antisepsis prior to injections,
punctures and surgical procedures in
hospitals, primary healthcare, in- and
outpatient geriatric care, and for home
dialysis
preoperative skin preparation with
marking of the disinfection area
postoperative treatment of skin sutures
and adjoining areas
Skin antisepsis before injections,

punctures, excisions:
Cutasept G can be sprayed directly on the
skin to be disinfected. During spraying
keep distance between nozzle and target
as short as possible, in order to avoid
spray shadows and ensure satisfactory
moistening. At the same time, less
product gets into the air. Alternatively,
spray the preparation on a sterile swab.
Afterwards, rub the skin region to be
disinfected with the swab.
Pay attention to a thorough wetting of the
skin. For both application methods the
exposure times, which depend on the
respective indication, have to be followed.
Preoperative skin preparation with
marking of the disinfection area:
Cutasept G is applied to the skin area to
be disinfected with a sterile swab.
Cutasept G must dry completely.
Skin antisepsis prior to the application of
incision foils:
Cutasept G features especially good
adhesion properties for incision foils. In
order not to impair the adhesion effect the
product has to dry completely before the
foil is applied.
Skin antisepsis before thermocautery and
use of other electrical devices:
Before using thermocauters and other
electrical devices the product has to dry
completely.
Proven efficacy
Exposure time/
Procedure
Skin antisepsis
Before injections and
punctures
15 s
Before punctures of
joints,visceral cavities,
hollow organs,and surgical
procedures.
1 min
Skin rich in sebaceous

glandsprior to every
procedure
2 min
Bacteria
Bactericidal acc. to DGHM
(P. aeruginosa, S.aureus,
E.hirae, E.coli, P. mirabilis)
15 s
MRSA/ EHEC
1 min
Mycobacteria
Tuberculocidal (M. terrae)
30 s
Fungi
Yeasticidal (C. albicans)
15 s
Viruses
Enveloped viruses
Virucidal against
enveloped viruses
(incl. HCV, HIV, HBV)
30 s
Nonenveloped viruses
Rotavirus
30 s
Note
consult a doctor prior to use in neonates
and infants
not suitable for the disinfection of large,
open wounds and mucous membranes
do not use on skin beneath tourniquet
cuffs
avoid pooling
avoid contact with eyes
Chemical-physical data
Appearance
Density (20 C)
pH value 50 % (v/v)
Flash point
(acc. to DIN 51755)
reddish brown
solution
approx.
3
0.82 g/cm
approx. 8.2
21.5 C
Stability
after opening:
12 months
Sustained effect
Skin rich
in sebaceous
glads
Skin poor
in sebaceous
glands
For skin antisepsis, preferably alcoholbased preparations are used. They

possess a rapid, broad effect and good
skin tolerability. Alcohol-based skin
antiseptics obtain an intense initial
microorganism reduction. The skin flora
then requires a longer time for achieving
its baseline bacterial count. With this
property experts define it as sustained
effect alcohol-based antiseptics provide
a persistent, antimicrobial effect. During
medical procedures, the resident skin
flora only recovers very slowly, so that a
risk of germ penetration is reduced.
As skin antisepsis primarily targets the
resident skin flora, the long-term effect
plays an important role when selecting a
preparation.
Each procedure from the daily routine

injection to extensive surgery
penetrates the skins protective barrier
and holds the risk of microorganisms
reaching into deeper skin layers. Besides
the microorganisms of the transient skin
flora, especially the bodys resident
germs are a potential danger. In case
pathogens get into the inside of the body,
they can cause abscesses, inflammations
and blood stream infections. The danger
of infection is significantly reduced by
consistent skin antisepsis. For the preand intra-operative infection prophylaxis
in operating rooms, the Robert KochInstitute (RKI) recommends a thorough
1
disinfection of the skin area .
1
Hygiene requirements for surgeries and other invasive

procedures. Notification of the Commission of Hospital
Hygiene and Infection Prevention at the Robert KochInstitute, Bundesgesundheitsbl, 2000, 43:644-648
Presentation Cutasept F
50 ml spray bottle,
250 ml spray bottle,
1 litre bottle,
5 litre canister.
Presentation Cutasept G
50 ml spray bottle,
1 litre bottle,
5 litre canister.
Note: The recommendations regarding our preparations are based on scientific tests and are given in good faith. More detailed
recommendations, e.g. regarding material compatibility, are possible only in separate, individual cases. Our recommendations are
not binding and do not constitute a guarantee. They do not preclude a companys own testing for the intended purpose and
process. In this respect we cannot accept any liability. This is in accordance with our general conditions of sale and supply.
02/14
Sustained activity of skin antiseptics

The skins own (resident) microorganisms are able to regrow from
deeper skin layers and reach the surface. Due to the high initial
reduction in microorganisms, alcohol-based skin antiseptics also
have a strong effect on resident microorganisms.
Thus, they retard the growth of the resident flora. Skin antiseptics
that have been proven to be effective in practical trials to determine
the sustained effect in accordance with the German Society for
Hygiene and Microbiology (DGHM) [1] possess sustained activity:
even after 24 hours, the initial reduction in resident microorganisms
is still almost the same [2, 3].
1 Desinfektionsmittel-Kommission der DGHM: Richtlinie fr die Prfung und Bewertung von
Hautdesinfektionsmitteln Stand 1.1.1991. Zbl Hyg 1991; 192: 99-103.
2 Heeg P. Wirksamkeit von Cutasept F gegen die residente Hautflora.Krankenhaushygieniker.
Tbingen, 09.08.1992.
3 Christiansen B. Begutachtung von Cutasept G (gefrbt) als Prparat
fr die Hautdesinfektion. Leiterin der zentralen Einrichtung
Medizinaluntersuchungsamt und Krankenhaushygiene
Universittsklinikum Schleswig-Holstein, Campus Kiel, 21.07.2004.
Alcohol-based skin antiseptics are very

efficient and yield a strong initial
reduction in microorganisms on the skin.
PAUL HARTMANN AG
89522 Heidenheim
Germany
After the exposure time, the alcohol

evaporates without leaving any
residue.
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punctures and surgical procedures in

Skin antisepsis before injections,

Skin rich in sebaceous

Skin antisepsis before injections,

Skin rich in sebaceous

For skin antisepsis, preferably alcoholbased preparations are used. They

Each procedure from the daily routine

Hygiene requirements for surgeries and other invasive

Sustained activity of skin antiseptics

Alcohol-based skin antiseptics are very

After the exposure time, the alcohol

Research for infection protection.

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