ANPROLENE Gas Sterilization System Using Ethylene Oxide This veterinary product is a gas sterilization system that uses ethylene oxide (EtO) in a unit dose to gently sterilize heat and moisture-sensitive instruments and devices at room temperature. It employs a gas diffusion method through flexible sterilization bags and individual EtO ampoules, providing an integrated and efficient sterilization solution for veterinary clinics.

Main Benefits

Operates at room temperature without steam, deep vacuum, or high heat
Gentle on delicate instruments, electronics, plastics, rubber, and optical equipment
Uses only a small amount of pure ethylene oxide per cycle, reducing gas consumption and environmental impact
Flexible load size options with matching bag and ampoule sets
Integrated aeration (purification) phase within the chamber itself to minimize operator exposure
Compact tabletop design suitable for veterinary clinics

Composition

Active ingredient: Ethylene oxide (100%) in unit dose ampoules (approximately 17.6 g per ampoule)
Flexible sterilization bags (such as 7 L or 35 L capacity) designed to prevent gas leakage
Optional accessories: Humidity chips (Humidichip®), dose indicators (such as AN87), biological or chemical sterilization indicators

Instructions for Use

Instruments to be sterilized should be cleaned, dried, and wrapped in gas-permeable materials before placing them in the sterilization bag with the appropriate ampoule and any required humidity components or indicators
The cycle is initiated by activating the ampoule and sealing the bag inside the sterilizer; sterilization occurs at room temperature with integrated aeration at the end of the cycle
A qualified veterinarian should determine the appropriate cycle parameters based on the animal type, instrument type, and clinical condition

Package Size

Available as refill kits containing components for multiple cycles, such as 14 ampoules, 14 sterilization bags, 14 dose indicators, and 14 humidity chips for repeated use

Note

This system is intended for use under the supervision of a veterinarian to sterilize reusable instruments and devices that cannot withstand traditional high-temperature or moisture sterilization methods.