| What is unique about Citrox technology? |
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| All the Citrox derivatives are completely non-toxic, non-carcinogenic, non-corrosive, and non-tainting in use. They can actually be added to foodstuffs. They are formed by the bioflavonoid extracts and a range of completely natural organic acids, this combination having highly synergistic effects in all their many applications. |
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| Are Citrox products certified organic? |
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| All Citrox products are made from natural extracts or naturally derived compounds. Some of them are permitted for use in organic production (e.g.: fruit & vegetable decontaminant) or certified organic (e.g.: pre-harvest treatment products). The list of organic certifications is continuously increasing following Citrox development in new markets. |
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| Can Citrox derivatives be used in combination with chemicals? |
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Citrox product efficacy can be inhibited by mixing them with chemicals like chlorinated products, chemically based pesticides or parabens. The objective is to totally replace these chemicals, with a product showing the same efficacy but totally natural and non-toxic.
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| Are the Citrox derivatives expensive to use? |
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This is a vital question for the commercial user, and the answer is a positive “NO”. They are effective in very low concentration (in water) and we can provide detailed information showing their overall economy in use for many specific cases.
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| What is the effective pH range of Citrox derivatives? |
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| Citrox actives show better efficiency in low range of pH (2-5). The lower the pH, the better the efficacy. |
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| Are the Citrox derivatives approved for use? |
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All of Citrox derivatives end uses have been fully proven by trials carried out by independent organisations and laboratories worldwide. As a result formal certification of the acceptability and suitability of the Citrox derivatives has been received from many potential bodies.
Local regulations should always be consulted concerning the status of a specific product, as legislation regarding its use may vary from country to country. |
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| In what forms are the Citrox derivatives available? |
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| Generally the Citrox derivatives are available as concentrated liquids for use after dilution. In this form they are used for general cleaning and sanitisation, foam cleaning, terminal rinses in food applications, tray washes, water additives and hard surface cleaners. However for user convenience the derivatives are also made in other forms such as soaps, foam, gel, wax, wipes and they may be used for applications by spraying, misting or fogging. |
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