No Deal Brexit Continuity Plan
As the likelihood of a No deal Brexit looms it is essential that all clients, particularly NHS Trusts and healthcare providers, take measures to ensure security if supply. Something as straight forward as a reassurance from your current supplier that they have taken all available measures to ensure an un-interrupted supply of product to you […]
Challis Ag+ Launch New Tool Disinfectant Virucide
Challis Ag+ Naturally Pure, Environmentally Friendly Anti Microbial Tool Disinfectant Decontaminating hands with antimicrobial wipes or hand washes between wards is a well-established protocol that has been undeniably a very effective measure in improving infection control. However, the decontamination of tradesman tools as they transfer and work between wards is often overlooked and the level […]
Pseudomonas, Simple Control Solution Available Now
Pseudomonas Aeruginosa poses a growing threat in healthcare applications because of its astonishing capacity for developing resistance to nearly all available antibiotics. This is due to the selection of mutations in its chromosomal genes and from its increasing ability to transfer resistance. Because of Psedomonas. aeruginosa’s incredible ability to dodge antibiotics, it has become ever […]
Challis Ag+ University Showers
At the end of each academic year student, accommodation blocks across the country are vacated and left for months unattended. As a new term approaches a flurry of activity ensues which hopefully includes not only a thorough cleaning of the accommodation but most importantly a thorough and deep clean of the university showering facilities. University showers left […]
Challis Ag+ Anti Microbial Shower Key Benefits
When we at Challis Ag+ first developed the unique and original idea for our Colour Coded, Disposable, Anti Microbial Showers we did not expect the success of the Ag+scheme concept. However, we soon came to terms with the famous quotation “Imitation is the Sincerest Form of Flattery” as competitors started to flood the market with budget low-quality […]
Challis Ag+ Showers Helping Visually Impaired Patients
For the visually impaired or older patients, seeing their white showerhead against the white tiled background of a shower cubicle is almost impossible as the lack of contrast makes the showerhead almost invisible to the visually impaired patient BS8300 is a British Standard that sets out how buildings should be designed, constructed and maintained to create […]
Challis Ag+ Launch Innovative UV-C LED Water Purifications System
Challis Ag+ in partnership with FM Mattsson is pleased to announce the launch of WaterSprint, an innovative, safe and efficient technology for water purification, killing all micro organisms including viruses through LED technology. This specific UV-C LED technology was invented by Japanese scientists, and they were duly awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics in 2014. […]
Dangerous Couriers, Transporting Hospital Waste By Courier Standard Service
Most hospital trusts have a robust set of protocols when it comes to transporting hospital waste and quite justifiably, as cross contamination is a significant risk if these protocol are not properly implement or followed. These protocols are there for the safety of patients, staff and general public and for the most part are very […]
10 Reasons to Choose Challis Ag+ Scheme Rather Than Quarterly Clean
1. SAFETY Ag+ Shower & Hose provide continuous 24/7 Anti Microbial Protection Standard Showers & Hoses are compromised as soon as they are fitted and build bacterial load daily 2. TIME Time is a valuable resource in short supply Removal & Replacement of Ag+ units take seconds Removal, Dis-assembly, Cleaning & Replacement of standard […]
Challis Ag+ Launch Charity Donation Based Referral Scheme
Recommend Us To Another Hospital and We Will Donate £1 Per Shower To a Charity of Your Choice. There is no better introduction than a recommendation. If you are happy with the Challis Ag+ Recycle Scheme in your hospital or have used Challis Ag+ before why not recommend us to a colleague in another hospital […]
