What does AHP mean in BRITISH MEDICINE

Alkaline hydrogen peroxide (AHP) is an effective sanitizer, disinfectant, cleaner, and deodorizer that uses hydrogen peroxide as its active ingredient. It has been proven effective against viruses, bacteria, fungi, and mold.

Due to its chemical makeup, AHP provides many benefits over other forms of cleaning and disinfecting such as faster kill times than bleach-based products, non-toxic chemistry which poses no risk to users or treated surfaces, no residue or need for rinse after use - making it cost effective and easy to apply.

AHP can be used in many settings including but not limited to healthcare facilities, restaurants and food processing plants, residential homes, commercial offices/buildings as well as schools.

When AHP comes into contact with organic material found on surfaces such as bacteria or mold spores the oxygen molecules of the hydrogen peroxide react with proteins found within the cells which destroys them at a molecular level leaving surfaces clean and free from dangerous microorganisms.

Yes! As negative side effects are rare when using this product correctly according to label directions; it is generally considered safe for both humans and the environment upon proper disposal according to manufacturer guidelines. The most common side effect experienced by users is skin irritation or allergic reaction if left on skin for longer periods of time than stated on the product label.