Skin disinfectant and its preparation method

Abstract

A skin disinfectant is prepared from iodine, non-ionic surfactant, and 6 Chinese-medicinal materials including prickly ash peel, baked alum, rhubard, coptis root, etc through immersing said 6 Chinese-medicinal materials in alcohol, chelating iodine by non-ionic surfactant to become oily chelate, and mixing it with said immersed liquid. Its advantages are high bactericiding activity and effect, high stability, and less irritation to skin.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of disinfectants, especially medical disinfectants. technical background [0002] During medical treatment, especially during surgical treatment, the affected area must be disinfected and sterilized. The commonly used disinfectant is an iodine-containing preparation, such as iodophor. The prescribed standard iodine content is 5000 mg / L, or 0.5%. Disinfect and sterilize affected parts such as the skin and mucous membranes of the human body. However, iodide ions are extremely active and have strong oxidizing ability. They sublimate quickly when exposed to light, and easily form precipitates when exposed to other substances, thus reducing the effective content and reducing the anti-virus effect. In addition, iodide ions are highly irritating, and wounds and tender skin cannot be sterilized with iodine directly. Even after use, iodine must be deiodized, otherwise it will cause burning pain and ...

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However, iodide ions are extremely active and have strong oxidizing ability. They sublimate quickly when exposed to light, and easily form precipitates when exposed to other substances, thus reducing the effective content and reducing the anti-virus effect.

In addition, iodide ions are very irritating, and wounds and tender skin cannot be directly disinfected with iodine, even after use, it must be deiodized, otherwise it will cause burning pain and skin burns