Valsure Enzymatic Instrument Detergents

Effective instrument reprocessing starts with the very first step: cleaning. Before any device can be disinfected or sterilized, organic soil—blood, tissue, protein, and lipids—has to be removed, because residual bioburden shields microorganisms and compromises everything that follows. Valsure enzymatic instrument detergents from SC Johnson Professional are formulated for exactly this task, breaking down stubborn debris on surgical and medical instruments so downstream sterilization actually works.

The SC Johnson Valsure Enzymatic Instrument Detergent comes in a 1-gallon unscented jug and uses a subtilisin (protease) enzyme system supported by citric acid, ethanolamine, propylene glycol, and gentle C9-11 ethoxylated surfactants. That combination targets proteinaceous soil while staying low-foaming—important for both manual soaking and automated washers, where excess foam interferes with pump action and spray coverage. The unscented formula is a practical choice for sterile processing departments and clinics where staff are sensitive to added fragrance.

Central to any purchasing decision here is compatibility and dilution economy. A concentrated enzymatic detergent like Valsure dilutes down for routine use, so a single gallon covers a high volume of instrument cycles—a meaningful factor for facilities managing daily case loads. It's suited to manual cleaning, ultrasonic cleaners, and washer-disinfectors, and the neutral-range chemistry is designed to be gentle on delicate instrumentation, hinges, and lumens without pitting or corroding stainless steel.

For teams standardizing their reprocessing workflow, Valsure fits alongside the broader Instrument Cleaning and Disinfectants categories that support proper cleaning-through-sterilization sequencing. To explore the full range of facility hygiene products, visit our Honest Medical homepage.