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H2O2 articles

By: May Q,
03 October 2008
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Hie there, I would like to know if there's any good articles on the usage of H2O2 in an IVF lab. Thanks in advance
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Mohammed



Mohammed said on 27 October 2008

"I would really like to hear more about your experience in using H2O2 in the IVF lab. if it is like the gularaldehyde(cidex)m then it is toxic to gametes and embryos.
Would you please tell us more, how frequently do you use it in the lab?"

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Antonia Gilligan



Antonia Gilligan said on 07 October 2008

"6% H2O2 is listed in Laboratory Safety 2nd ed Pages 226 as effective againt vegatative and bacteria, bacterial spores, viruses with a 6% concentration with a contact time of 10-600 minutes

This is equivalent for cidex (gluteraldehyde) at 2% with a 10-600 contact time. 70% Etahnol has a shorter contact time of 10-30 minutes"

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May said on 23 January 2011

"Dear Dr. Gilligan,
I would like to ask your advice on how to prepare or dilute 6% H2O2 for cleaning purposes in an IVF lab. Your advice is very much appreciated.

Thank you"

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