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What is ATS?
Instructions for Using ATS
Innoculating ATS with Bacteria
Worst Case Testing of Sterilization
Simulated-Use Testing Flexible Endoscope
Simulated-Use Testing Biopsy Forceps
Simulated-Use Testing of Laparoscopic Instruments
Simulated-Use Testing Detergents
MSDS
Package Insert
Ordering Information
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shake well
Shake Well

According to AAMI, the FDA, CDC, CEN, Health Canada, CSA, NHS Estates, and other regulatory agencies, validation of medical device cleaning, disinfection and sterilization should be done with “test soils” that are modeled on the soils the medical device is likely to be contaminated with during actual clinical use.

    ATS (Artificial Test Soil) is just a test soil

    *Based on extensive scientific research
    *Complies with regulatory requirements

    Features

    • Mimics “worst-case” soiling
    • Stable:
      • 1 year shelf life in lyophilized form
      • Stored at room temperature
      • Ready-to-mix. Just add sterile water
      • 48 hour use-life once mixed
    • Extensive scientific research underpins the formulation
    • Comprised of organic soils (proteins, carbohydrates, and hemoglobin)
    • Versatile:May be inoculated with target biological markers
    • Correlates to commercially available tests device reprocessors use to verify decontamination
    • Use to challenge cleaning, disinfection and sterilization procedures
    • Peer reviewed test methods

lyophilized artificial test soil
Lyophilized Soil in 1 mL, 9 mL and 100 mL bottle

Add sterile water
Add sterile water. Hard water (400 ppm) maybe used

fully mixed ats
Mixed ATS ready for use

Draw ATS
Draw out ATS

Inject ATS
Soil instrument with ATS

ATS Soil Extracted