Vital Oxide®

Vital Oxide® is a Fast and Effective Way to Kill Virus, Bacteria, and Mold That Cause Healthcare Associated Infections.

Vital Oxide, is an EPA registered and Health Canada certified hospital grade disinfectant, mold killer and odor eliminator. It is clinically proven to kill Influenza A&B, as well as Feline and Canine Coronavirus. With a ready-to-use formula designed to be gentle to users but tough on viruses and bacteria, Vital Oxide is non-irritating to skin, non-corrosive to most treated articles, NSF certified (no rinse required) for food contact surfaces and listed as a category IV (lowest approved category) pesticide with the EPA. 

HEALTH CANADA DIN# 02422654

MSDS 0-0-0 is safest rating for Health-Fire-Toxicity.

Vital Oxide® is a Fast and Effective Way to Kill Virus, Bacteria, and Mold That Cause Healthcare Associated Infections.

· Breaks Down To Simple Salt

· EPA Registered (EPA No. 82972-1)

· Hospital-Grade Disinfectant

· HMIS Rating of 0

· No-Corrosive

· No Special Handling

· No-Irritating To Skin

· No Gloves Required

· No Harmful VOCs

· No Rinse Required

· Requires No Special Handling

· Shelf Life Up To 2 Years

· Safe For Treated Surfaces

· Toxicity Category: EPA Category 4

EPA Registered and Health Canada Certified  Hospital  Grade  Disinfectant 

Proven to kill a wide range of viruses and bacteria Vital Oxide won’t contribute to the formation of mutating “super bugs”, and does not contain volatile organic compounds (VOCs). 

Food Contact Sanitizer – No Rinse Required – NSF Registered (D2) Sanitizer

99.999% Sanitization on food contact surfaces. Vital Oxide is odourless and won’t alter the taste of food on sanitized surfaces. Vital Oxide kills 99.999% of bacteria, including e Coli, Salmonella and Listeria in less than 60 seconds. 

Molds & Mildew Killer 

Kills and prevent spores with up to 7 months residual effects. Safe on a wide range of surfaces from marble to carpeting and beyond. 

Allergen Eliminator

Proven effective on pet dander as well as dust mite and cockroach allergens. Can be used directly on pet bedding & sleeping areas. 

Odour Eliminator 

End malodours caused by smoke, trash, septic systems, stale cooking & more. Vital Oxide contains no masking agents or fragrances and is highly effective at neutralizing urine and fecal odours. 

HVAC and Air Ducts

Vital Oxide is an EPA registered hospital disinfectant cleaner, mold killer and super effective odour eliminator. Ready to use with no mixing required, just spray, wipe or fog right from the bottle. Non-irritating to the skin and non-corrosive to treated articles. Vital Oxide is used in HVAC and Air Ducts for antimicrobial control, including bacteria, mold, mildew and other fungi, leaving the HVAC systems and Air Ducts free of microbial contamination and ensuring air quality.

Soft Surface Sanitizer 

Vital Oxide can be used as a sanitizer on a wide range of soft surfaces. Vital Oxide kills odors and odor causing bacteria on soft surfaces by eliminating the source. Great for upholstery, curtains and auto interiors.

Hospitals                     

Mold Remediation            

Moving and Storage

Clinics                          

Carpet Cleaning                 

Automotive Industries

Dental Offices            

Commercial Cleaning       

Health Clubs

Veterinary Offices     

Financial Service Companies

Mass Transit              

Houses of Worship

Cannabis Industry    

Hospitality Industry

Travel Industry

Airline Sanitizing & Odour Control

Retirement Homes   

Long-Term Care Facilities   

Schools                       

HVAC Companies               

Food Processing

“We started using Vital Oxide to sterilize our flowering rooms after each harvest. During each flowering cycle, we use it to sanitize our floors, all surfaces, walls, reflectors etc. We clean our HVAC system, shop vacuums and sterilize our containers before transplanting. Prior to discovering Vital Oxide I had no way to clean our production site effectively, without introducing VOC’s. Currently, our plants are healthier and happier then they have ever been and the end product is significantly nicer, as a result of sanitizing and sterilizing on a regular basis as a part of our IPM.”Brett S.

Cannabis Grower

“As an employee at a Vet Hospital I can confidently say that our facility has never smelled better. Vital Oxide helps control the odour problems associated with working with animals. We use it throughout the whole Hospital including the reception area and love how quick and easy it is to use. Previously we would have to wait 20 minutes after treating our rooms with our past product but now with Vital Oxide we can use the room immediately after fogging, it’s a real time saver!”Melissa P.

Vet Hospital

" Hi, I wanted to touch base to let you know that I did use the entire bottle you provided.  As each area dried I applied the spray as instructed, the last being on Friday evening.  My home definitely went from an awful sewer smell back to normal. Thank-you again, Lesley - Homeowner

"Thank you for giving me the Vital Oxide when my dog Mowgli got hit by the skunk. As you promised, the smell is gone from Mowgli - but more importantly from my house as well." - Milan - Dog Owner.

"I have an 11 year old shepherd whom recently was sprayed by a skunk!  Before I was aware, I let her in the house and she went directly to her bed!  Now, I have 2 problems!  Thanks to Vital Oxide I was able to save her dog bed!  I sprayed it directly on her bed, left in the sun and the smell was gone.  Vital Oxide was also safe to use on my dog, sprayed on her and rubbed into her skin, she welcomed the relief!!

Thank you again Robert,

Regards Louise."

Q: Is chlorine dioxide (ClO2) some kind of bleach? 

A: No. While chlorine dioxide has chlorine in its name, its chemistry is very different from the corrosive chemistry of chlorine bleach. The primary differences are that chlorine dioxide is less caustic, safer and gentler than bleach and many other antiseptics and antimicrobials, plus it remains effective under organic load.

Q: I see that Vital Oxide is used in schools and hospitals, but can I use VO at home?

A: Yes. Vital Oxide is an excellent disinfectant to use around the house. Some of the best places to use Vital Oxide at home are in musty basements, in bathrooms where mildew has accumulated (or on surfaces to protect against mold and mildew), and in the kitchen to keep food surfaces clean. Vital Oxide has also been tested on carpets and can be used around the house to sanitize carpets.

Q: What are the advantages of using sprayers and foggers to disperse Vital Oxide?

A: The quickest way to disinfect a hospital room, entire basement, or school gym is by using a fogger or electrostatic sprayer that can create a fine mist to treat objects, walls, floors, and ceilings in a matter of just a few minutes. Electrostatic sprayers and foggers can dramatically cut the time to disinfect large areas. Vital Oxide is one of the few disinfectants that can be dispersed in this manner because VO is non-corrosive to treated surfaces and objects.

Q: With so many disinfectants and mold removers on the market, why should I choose Vital Oxide?

A: The easiest way to answer this question is simply, "not all disinfectants are created equal". When evaluating and comparing disinfectant products, take a close look at their core ingredients. Vital Oxide uses a unique chemical compound called chlorine dioxide. While other competitors and manufacturers have attempted to copy and produce a form of stabilized chlorine dioxide similar to Vital Oxide, our revolutionary formula is simply unequaled. Chlorine dioxide has been used during Anthrax attacks, in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, to purify drinking water, and most recently to kill MRSA in schools and hospitals. Also consider carefully what kind of chemicals you want around your children, employees, patients, students, and close family members. Most disinfectants and mold removers on the market are extremely toxic, but Vital Oxide gives you peace of mind that you are using an effective product that does not come with alarming safety warnings and precautions.

Q. What is the difference between a cleaner and a disinfectant?

A. Cleaners are not registered with the EPA and cannot make public health claims on their label such as killing germs, or having any anti-microbial action.  

Q. What is a Hospital Disinfectant?

A. As part of the Environmental Protection Agency registration process, disinfectant products are put through rigorous testing to prove their efficacy and measure toxicity. The EPA registers three types of disinfectants: Limited, General, and Hospital. All three disinfectants destroy or irreversibly inactivate certain microorganisms on hard, inanimate surfaces, and objects You can determine a “limited,” “general,” or “hospital” disinfectant by the microorganisms listed on the label. Limited – must be supported by efficacy testing against either Salmonella cholerasuis or Staphylococcus aureus. Limited disinfectants are found mostly in household use.  General – must be supported by efficacy testing against both Salmonella cholerasuis and Staphylococcus aureus.General disinfectants are used in commercial areas.  Hospital – must be supported by AOAC Use Dilution or AOAC Germicidal Spray efficacy testing against Staphylococcus aureus, Salmonella cholerasuis and Pseudomonas aeruginosa. The bacteria Pseudomonas aeruginosa hides behind biofilm and is difficult to eliminate. Killing this bacteria is required for “Hospital Disinfectant”. Also as part of this evaluation process, products are assigned to a toxicity category:  The categories range from category 1 (highly toxic) to category 4 (no exposure warnings required on the label). Vital Oxide received an EPA category 4 rating for all exposure routes with the exception of mild eye irritation.  

Q. What is a Sanitizer?

A. A substance, or mixture of substances, intended to reduce the number of microorganisms on inanimate surfaces, in water or air (FIFRA § 4(i)(4)(C)(i)).

Q. What is the difference between a ‘food contact sanitizer’ and a ‘non-food contact sanitizer?

A. food contact sanitizer - At a minimum, reduces the level of Staphylococcus aureus and Escherichia coli by 99.999% on a food contact surface within one minute. A potable water rinse is not allowed after sanitation of a food contact surface. A non-food contact sanitizer - At a minimum, reduces the level of Staphylococcus aureus and Klebsiella pneumoniae or Enterobacter aerogenes by 99.9% on non-food contact surfaces within 5 minutes.   

Q. What does “no rinse required on food contact surface” mean?

A. “No rinse required on food contact surfaces” is a safety rating given by NSF International (previously the National Sanitation Foundation).  The NSF testing guidelines are a continuation of the USDA product approval and listing program, including the FDA 21.  Vital Oxide is rated “no rise required on food contact surfaces” category D2, meaning Vital Oxide is approved to use in commercial or residential kitchens to control bacteria, viruses and mold without the need to wash/rinse the area with water after Vital Oxide is applied.