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Pall-Aquasafe protects patients from exposure to waterborne contaminated medical equipment

o waterborne pathogens: 1) consumption by drinking or ice, 2) inhalation of aerosols generated by showers and faucets, and 3) direct contact with water used for wound cleansing or reprocessing of heat-sensitive medical devices.

The Pall-Aquasafe AQF1C in-line filter is the Company's latest addition to its family of Pall-Aquasafe filters that protect patients from contaminated water regardless of the route of transmission. These products enable healthcare facilities to practice total water management and tailor their infection control procedures to better protect patients and the equipment used to treat them. They include a 30-day disposable point-of-use, showerhead validated for removal of Legionella; a 14-day disposable filter for use on faucets validated to remove Legionella and a 7-day disposable filter for both faucets and showerheads validated to remove bacteria and fungi in addition to Legionella.


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Contact: Marcia Katz
marcia_katz@pall.com
516-801-9128
Pall Corporation
17-Feb-2005


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