Chlorine Dioxide Products Single Bottles

Chlorine Dioxide Single Bottle-Hydrochloric Acid
Sodium Chlorite or Citric Acid 

Choose your individual bottle of Sodium Chlorite HCl (4% or 50% Citric Acid) for onsite generation of Chlorine Dioxide (ClO2). All products are certified quality and sourced exclusively in the USA. Ships fast, but requires a street address - no PO Boxes. Choose your amber glass bottle or HDPE bottle with dropper, tips, or an LDPE plastic bottle.

Currently, chlorine dioxide is used worldwide to disinfect drinking water, bleach wood pulp, and sterilize medical instruments. It can also be used as a food processing method to sanitize and extend the shelf-life of fruits and vegetables by destroying bacteria, viruses, yeasts, and molds.

10 Reasons Why You Should Be Using Chlorine Dioxide

1. Chlorine dioxide has 2.6 times the oxidizing power of waterborne chlorine (from bleach), giving it a wide spectrum of sanitizing uses and making it extraordinarily effective against a host of bugs. Studies have shown that it produces as high as a 6-log reduction.
2. Chlorine dioxide has a much wider pH spectrum than chlorine, making it more versatile and forgiving in a variety of application situations. Unlike chlorine, chlorine dioxide remains a true gas dissolved in solution. The lack of any significant reaction of chlorine dioxide with water is partly responsible for its ability to retain its biocidal effectiveness over a wide pH range. It also has limited reactions with organics, indicating that much more of the chlorine dioxide added to a system is available as a biocidal agent, and is not consumed to the degree that chlorine would be under the same circumstances. 
3. Chlorine dioxide is registered with EPA (Registration No. 74986-1), and is considered an excellent bactericide, fungicide and antimicrobial agent. It has passed the EPA’s stringent DIS/TISS guidelines for use as a disinfectant and as a food-contact surface sanitizer.
4. The FDA and the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) have approved stabilized sodium chlorite (a precursor) and chlorine dioxide in food processing plants for sanitizing and controlling bacteria and mold.
5. Chlorine dioxide is currently under EPA review as a surface sanitizer for coliO157:H7 and drug-resistant Salmonella. It is also currently under EPA review as a viricide for HIV and Hepatitis A and for use as a fungicide, viricide, and algaecide.
6. Chlorine dioxide has been found to be one of the most effective tools for dispersing biofilms, and in some cases, inhibiting the formation of future biofilms. This function is especially valuable in the small cooling towers of food processing facilities where food product contamination can contribute to heavy films or algal slimes. Biofilm is a polysaccharide film or coating that protects and harbors viable bacteria colonies making surfaces more difficult to clean and disinfect.
7. Chlorine dioxide can be used on food-contact surfaces at diluted concentrations as low as 5 parts-per-million (ppm). In some cases, the compound has demonstrated a rapid kill of bacteria much less than the 30-minute period typically used in disinfection studies. Because it is so powerful in such small amounts, it is also extremely economical.
8. So far, problem cells have shown little ability to develop resistance to chlorine dioxide, as they can with other sanitizers, making it a consistent tool in the sanitation toolbox.
9. Chlorine dioxide generating systems can be used for odor control, sanitation and water purification applications. Birko Corp. offers an exclusive ClO2 generation system, which eliminates older, conventional “vacuum draw” technology, for outstanding consistency, accuracy and practical yield.
10. Unlike chlorine bleach and bromide, which make carcinogenic trihalomethanes that get washed down the drain and deposited in the environment, chlorine dioxide donates oxygen, breaking down to water, oxygen and common table salt. This makes it much less corrosive to equipment and a superb environmental choice. It also breaks down quickly, which means it won’t harm the soil or add toxic deposits to the ground.

“Chlorine dioxide has such a wide spectrum of uses,” Holzhauer says. “It’s got amazing firepower, it’s economical, and its environmental profile is safer than other choices. There’s nothing else out there that can compete.”

 Disclaimer: Our Products are not registered with the EPA and we make no claims to disinfect, sanitize or mitigate any disease, virus, bacteria or pest. We are providing a general overview of what companies with EPA registered chlorine dioxide use it for and what ClO2 can do. End use is the sole responsibility of the consumer. Keep out sunlight, store in a cool dark place.
In 2019 the FDA issued an updated warning against using similar products in a manner inconsistent with labeling and instructions.   Click Here for 2019 FDA Warning. Use only as directed. Alpha Clear LLC. does not endorse the use of our product in any other way than its intended use. Our Chlorine dioxide kits are for informational and educational use only.  Always read label and production information before use.

SDS Part A 25% Sodium Chlorite
SDS Part B 4% Hydrochloric Acid       
SDS Part B 50% Citric Acid

We have chlorine dioxide, it is important to follow the regulations and standards set forth by government agencies, such as the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), as well as industry-specific standards and guidelines. This helps to ensure the safety and effectiveness of the product, as well as to minimize any potential health and environmental risks.