Oxivir Tb Disinfectant Cleaner 32 oz Ready-Use
Oxivir® Tb Disinfectant Cleaner — 32 oz Ready-to-Use, Cherry Almond
One-Step Disinfection, 60-Second Contact Time
Oxivir® Tb is a ready-to-use, one-step disinfectant cleaner built on Diversey's Accelerated Hydrogen Peroxide (AHP®) technology. It cleans and disinfects most common bacteria and viruses in a single application with a fast 60-second contact time, making it a dependable choice for high-traffic environments that need hospital-grade results without a lengthy dwell time.
The formula is broad-spectrum — virucidal, bactericidal, fungicidal, and tuberculocidal, effective against organisms including Norovirus, MRSA, VRE, and TB — and works on hard, non-porous surfaces such as vinyl, plastic, glass, and laminate without corroding or bleaching them. A pleasant cherry almond scent replaces the harsh chemical odor typical of traditional disinfectants, and the active hydrogen peroxide breaks down into oxygen and water after use, with no VOCs and no added NPEs.
Choose Your Packaging
- Single Bottle — 32 oz (1 quart)
- Case of 12 — 32 oz bottles
Key Features
- Fast-Acting AHP® Technology: A 60-second contact time for most common bacteria and viruses.
- Broad-Spectrum Protection: Virucidal, bactericidal, fungicidal, and tuberculocidal; effective against Norovirus, MRSA, VRE, and TB.
- Safe on Hard Surfaces: Non-corrosive, non-bleaching formula compatible with vinyl, plastic, glass, and laminate.
- Environmentally Responsible: Breaks down into oxygen and water; no VOCs, no added NPEs.
- One-Step Efficiency: Cleans and disinfects in a single application, meeting bloodborne pathogen standards for surfaces soiled with organic matter.
- Flexible Application: Use via pour-on cloth or trigger spray nozzle.
Equipment Specialist Insight: The 60-second contact time is what sets AHP-based disinfectants apart from older chemistries that need 5 or 10 minutes of dwell time to work — in a busy facility, that difference determines whether disinfection actually happens on schedule or gets rushed. For heaviest-use areas — shared equipment, high-touch surfaces, cushion and mattress covers — the case of 12 keeps a steady supply on hand without frequent reordering; a single bottle suits lighter, occasional use or trial before committing to a case. Always follow the label's specific contact time for the organism being targeted, since some pathogens require longer dwell than the standard 60 seconds. Keep surfaces visibly wet for the full contact time for the disinfection claim to apply.
Technical Specifications
- BrandDiversey — Oxivir®
- TypeOne-step AHP® disinfectant cleaner, ready-to-use
- Volume32 oz (1 quart)
- ScentCherry Almond
- Active IngredientHydrogen Peroxide (AHP®)
- FormLiquid, ready-to-use
- SterilityNon-sterile
- Contact Time60 seconds (most bacteria/viruses)
Q: What surfaces can I use it on?
A: Oxivir Tb is formulated for hard, non-porous surfaces including vinyl, plastic, glass, and laminate, and it's non-corrosive and non-bleaching — a practical choice for equipment covers, trays, and shared surfaces throughout a facility. As with any cleaner, spot-test unfamiliar or delicate surfaces first.
Q: How do I apply it?
A: Use it as a pour-on with a cloth or dispense it with a trigger spray nozzle, whichever suits the task. Apply enough product to keep the surface visibly wet for the full contact time specified on the label for the organism being targeted, then wipe or let air dry per label directions.
Q: Single bottle or case of 12?
A: A single 32 oz bottle suits light or occasional use. The case of 12 is the better value for facilities with ongoing, high-frequency disinfection needs — shared equipment, common areas, and routine surface turnover — where running out mid-shift isn't an option.
Specifications are provided by the manufacturer and are subject to change; refer to the product label and Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for complete use directions, precautions, and first-aid information. Use only as directed on the label. Keep out of reach of children. This is a chemical cleaning product, not a medical treatment; consult your facility's infection control protocols for appropriate disinfection procedures.
