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My company makes single use disposable catheters that are supplied to customers sterilized by EtO. We are testing a new product and want to simulate the sterilization effect (to save time from having to send the products for regular sterilization, which takes at least 2 weeks back and forth). To describe loosely, the simulated sterilization is achieved with high heat and high humidity.
My understanding of EtO sterilization is the combination of heat, humidity, pressure and the gas itself. Assuming we are 100% certain that the EtO gas does not react with our products, will just heat and humidity adequate to simulate sterilization? Looking forward to some feedback.
My understanding of EtO sterilization is the combination of heat, humidity, pressure and the gas itself. Assuming we are 100% certain that the EtO gas does not react with our products, will just heat and humidity adequate to simulate sterilization? Looking forward to some feedback.