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SC Johnson Medical & Infection Control Supplies

SC Johnson brings its professional hygiene expertise into the clinical setting with a range of products spanning hand antisepsis, surgical scrub, instrument reprocessing, and diagnostic recording media. What ties this collection together isn't a single use case — it's the infection-control and equipment-support needs that run through hospitals, surgery centers, and sterile processing departments every day.

On the hand hygiene side, the Alcare line covers the main formats caregivers reach for: foaming pump bottles at 60–100% alcohol strength, unscented dispenser refills for wall-mounted stations, and aerosol foaming sanitizers at 62%. The unscented options matter in patient-facing areas where fragrance sensitivity is a concern, while the higher-strength formulas meet the alcohol thresholds recommended for effective hand antisepsis. For pre-surgical prep, Bactoshield 4% surgical scrub delivers a chlorhexidine-based clean in a familiar 32 oz bottle.

Sterile processing teams will find the reprocessing chemistries they rely on. Hinge-Free instrument lubricant is a concentrated formula designed for washers programmed with a lubricating cycle, keeping hinged instruments moving freely and protected from spotting. Revital-Ox cleaning sponges, manufactured with 25% organic soy and offered without detergent, handle manual precleaning where a controlled surface is needed.

Rounding out the collection are the consumables that keep diagnostic and sterilization equipment running: MAC premium recording paper in 3-inch by 150-foot rolls for patient monitoring, general printer paper, and printer ribbons formatted for sterilizer documentation. These are the small items that stop a workflow cold when they run out, so keeping them stocked is worth the attention.

Buyers often confuse the many "Johnson" brands — this collection is distinct from SC Johnson Professional as well as the consumer and personal-care lines under Johnson & Johnson and Johnson's. Check the model number against your facility's standing order to be sure you're reordering the exact format your protocols call for.