Nemesis eH₂O is a powerful disinfectant and antiseptic spray for killing 99.9999% of all harmful germs (including viruses) on any surface including sensitive skin.

Nemesis eH₂O key features:

• broad-spectrum anti-viral and antimicrobial spray
• kills germs on contact (within seconds)
• employs unique hypochlorous disinfectant
• easy to apply spray sanitiser
• use as a biocide on any surface – even sensitive skin
• no messy creams that can act as hosts for germs
• non-sting
• alcohol-free, so doesn’t dry or irritate the skin
• 100% natural antiseptic
• eco-friendly – no waste product or harmful chemicals, and bottles are refillable and recyclable

With hypochlorous as its active ingredient, Nemesis eH₂O contains no harmful chemicals or alcohol, and is proven as an antiseptic, antibacterial, antiviral solution; active against pathogens such as E-coli, Norovirus, MRSA, influenza and C-difficile. See below for efficacy statement on viruses such as Covid-19.

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Nemesis eH₂O hypochlorous bio decontamination products are available in the following sizes for use as a:

• 65ml – hand sanitiser
• 750ml – hand and surface sanitiser
• 5L and 20L – replacement/refill sanitiser

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Nemesis eH₂O kills viruses, bacteria, endospores and fungi, yet it is safe on human skin and can be applied to almost any surface. The importance of this was highlighted in a research paper which showed Human Coronavirus Survival Times on Surfaces:

Latex Gloves – 8 hours
Disposable Gowns – 2 days
Wood – 4 days
Glass – 4 days
Paper – 4-5 days
Metal – 5 days
PVC – 5 days
Ceramics – 5 days
Teflon – 5 days
Plastic – 9 days

Kampf, G. et al. (2020). Persistence of coronaviruses on inanimate surfaces and their inactivation with biocidal agents. Journal of Hospital Infection, Volume 104, Issue 3, 246 – 251.

All Nemesis eH₂O products are tested to rigorous international standards and are fully compliant with European Biocidal Products Regulations (BPR) and British Standards: