Sterilization of lens fungus
- From: "NoSpam" <NoSpam@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 27 Jun 2008 15:22:08 GMT
Hello,
If one believes in sterilization techniques to arrest growth and prevent
regrowth it might be best to consider ethylene oxide sterilization. This
is a well proven and accepted technique to sterilize medical instruments
including sigmoidoscopes, colonoscoscopes and bronchoscopes which
contain delicate optical components.
It is very unlikely that damage will occur on a still usable lens. I am sure
that with proper explanation contacts can be found to add a lens to a
routine load of instruments.
This method of course will not remove any already existing growth,
but will kill it.
GR.
.
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