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D7 Disinfectant for First Responders

D7 was originally created to counter dangers that first responders could meet in the field, from chemical attacks to biohazard contaminants. The same advanced formula that D7 is based on has been used numerous times to remediate public spaces following harmful toxic attacks, such as the Hart building following an anthrax attack in the wake of 9/11. Although Decon7 has expanded into the food and biosecurity industry, we are still active in maintaining health and safety within defense applications, and we continuously explore new uses that reduce the risks individuals meet on the front line.

Approved to Remediate and Destroy Life-Threatening Toxins

Chemical Agents:

• GA (Tabun)
• GD (Soman)
• GB (Sarin)
• VX Nerve Agent

Toxic Industrial Chemicals:

• Malathion
• Hydrogen Cyanide (gas)
• Sodium Cyanide (solid)
• Phosgene
• Phosphoric Acid
• Phosphine

Biological Agents:

• Botulinum (Toxin)
• Y. Pestis (Plague)
• Bacillus Anthracis (Anthrax)
• Ricin (Toxin)

D7 – A Solution That Is Easy to Apply... Anywhere

A distinct difference that sets Decon7 apart from the competition is our proprietary application methodology, which allows you to get the most from our specialized formula, no matter what surface or environment needs to be sanitized, decontaminated, or disinfected. Our innovative application methods are specifically paired with D7’s patented formula in order to get the best results with the easiest methodology.

Key Advantages of D7

HYDROGEN-PEROXIDE-BASED FORMULA
Low in toxicity and corrosive materials, benign to the environment, and safe for use in food facilities.
FOAMING APPLICATION METHODOLOGY
Active disinfection ingredients remain on the surface longer, ensuring sanitation efficacy.
PENETRATES GREASE AND BIOFILMS
Unlike many disinfectants, D7 cleans and sanitizes even established, complicated messes.
EPA-REGISTERED
Our product is proven through numerous regulatory standards and third-party testing.