Product Overview: Hibiclens Antiseptic/Antimicrobial Skin Cleanser from Molnlycke | Medical Monks

Hibiclens is an antiseptic/antimicrobial skin cleanser, trusted in clinical and home settings for over 40 years. Join Nikki as she explores the long-lasting effectiveness of Hibiclens against microorganisms such as MRSA, E-Coli, Staph, Salmonella and Strep. Help protect yourself against infection with this acclaimed product!

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NOTE: Hibiclens is a cleanser intended for use on the surface of the skin only. It should NOT be used internally, on the face, private areas or on open wounds deeper than the first layer of skin.

Used for over four decades, Hibiclens® is an antiseptic cleanser and soap designed to aid this process:

• CHG kills germs and other microorganisms immediately upon contact, allowing for more reliable infection control.
• CHG guards against several types of bacteria, including salmonella, E. coli, staph, strep, C. difficile and MRSA.
• Hibiclens® doesn’t wash off during bathing. Instead, CHG attaches to the skin to continue providing antiseptic action for the next 24 hours.
• Regular usage of Hibiclens® has been shown to reduce a hospital’s infection rates when patients are bathed daily with the solution.
• Although the cleanser provides prolonged action, Hibiclens® doesn’t leave a sticky or tacky residue and can be incorporated into the patient’s skincare routine.

As a result, Hibiclens® remains the #1 Pharmacist-Recommended Antibacterial Soap.

Uses for Hibiclens® Cleanser and Soap
While Hibiclens® applies to a wide range of situations, it’s especially helpful for:

• Cleaning the skin before surgery to reduce infection at the surgical incision site.
• Post-operative usage further helps prevent surgical site infection.
• Caregivers looking to protect themselves and their patients against exposure to germs.
• Families looking to lessen exposure to common germs.
• Athletes wanting a solution to guard against staph infection.
• Hand washing procedures for medical facility personnel
• Surgical hand scrubbing to reduce spreading bacteria and infection.