LUCAS-CIDE: 5 FAQs

   1.How long does it take for LUCAS-CIDE to disinfect the surface after application?

  • After mixing LUCAS-CIDEconcentrate with the proper amount of water (½ ounce per 1 gallon of water) and applying it to the surface, please allow 10 minutes to completely disinfect the area.
  • LUCAS-CIDE #222 RTU, which does not require dilution, must be applied for 1 minuteto thoroughly disinfect.

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  2.What are the EPA registration numbers for LUCAS-CIDE and LUCAS-CIDE #222 RTU?

  • LUCAS-CIDE: 10324-141-3974
  • LUCAS-CIDE #222 RTU: 1839-83-3974
  • Both products are hospital-grade disinfectants that meet the EPA requirements for inclusion on List N, which
  • denotes solutions approved for use against COVID-19.

  3. How does the cost efficiency of LUCAS-CIDE compare to that of other market competitors?

  • A gallon-sized bottle of LUCAS-CIDE yields 256 gallons of diluted solution, costing just $0.27 per mixed gallon.
  • In comparison, the competitor’s cost is $1.95 per mixed gallon; one gallon of competitor product yields just 16 gallons of cleaning solution.
  • The competitor’s product also requires 8 ounces of concentrate per gallon of water (LUCAS-CIDE requires only 0.5 ounces per gallon of water).

   4. Where can I purchase LUCAS-CIDE and LUCAS-CIDE #222 RTU, and product accessories?

 5. What sizes of LUCAS-CIDE and LUCAS-CIDE #222 RTU are available for purchase?

  • LUCAS-CIDE: Available in quart and gallon sizes. The price per quart is $19.95. The price per gallon is $69.95.
  • LUCAS-CIDE #222 RTU: Available in quart and gallon sizes. The price per quart is $17.95. The price per gallon is $34.95

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