Healthcare • Senior living • Education • Hospitality • Veterinary • Wellness • Public facilities
EPA-registered professional disinfection

One disinfectant.
A simpler standard.

EraDOCate helps facilities simplify surface disinfection with broad EPA-labeled pathogen coverage, practical contact times, controlled dilution, and a clear staff training framework.

  • Broad pathogen coverage
  • Label-based contact times
  • OCEAN staff training
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OCEAN The EraDOCate System
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Oxidate Chemistry foundation
C
Clean Slate Measurable clean baseline
E
EraDOCate System Dilution, application, training & verification
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Allow the Labeled Contact Time Use the exact EPA label-listed contact time
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No Residue Residue-conscious finish

Why facilities choose EraDOCate

Less complexity. Clearer disinfection.

Bring coverage, procedures, and training into one approach without adding another complicated routine.

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Broad, label-verified coverage

One product platform with EPA-listed claims for many bacteria, viruses, fungi, and specific high-risk organisms.

02

Fewer daily decisions

Review opportunities to reduce product switching, duplicate inventory, and variation across teams.

03

Consistent staff training

OCEAN connects preparation, application, labeled contact times, and verification in one workflow.

The OCEAN Standard

Oxidate. Clean Slate. EraDOCate System. Allow the Labeled Contact Time. No Residue. A shared framework for consistent, label-based work across departments.

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Where EraDOCate fits

Built for the facilities you manage.

Choose your setting to see how label-based disinfection fits your daily work.

Hospitals & Senior Living

Support environmental services, infection prevention, and high-touch surface workflows.

Healthcare applications

Schools & Public Facilities

Give custodial teams a consistent approach for shared spaces and high-traffic areas.

Education and public spaces

Hospitality & Food Service

Review guest-room, public-area, and eligible food-service surface routines.

Hospitality applications

Veterinary & Animal Care

Support exam rooms, kennels, cages, and other eligible animal-care surfaces.

Veterinary applications

Wellness & Medical Aesthetics

Support environmental surface disinfection in treatment and consultation spaces.

Wellness applications

Government & Emergency Shelters

Explore public-facility and storm-recovery disinfection supply needs.

Hurricane recovery

Label-backed information

Know the required contact time.

EraDOCator-60 uses organism-specific contact times. Staff must follow the current EPA-accepted label for preparation, pre-cleaning, surface type, and keeping surfaces wet.

EraDOCator-60 EPA Reg. No. 54289-4-102813. Primary registration 54289-4. These identifiers describe its supplemental distribution relationship.

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1 minMany label-listed organisms, including MRSA and Salmonella.
3 minLabel-listed exceptions, including VRE and S. pneumoniae.
4 minC. difficile, C. auris, and Poliovirus Type 1, under their labeled protocols.

For exact organisms and use conditions, consult the current label.

Additional solutions

Specialized projects and public-sector needs.

Hurricane Preparedness & RecoveryDisinfection planning and supply support for emergency shelters, facilities, and restoration partners.Explore hurricane recovery → Water & Public InfrastructureDedicated project review for municipal wells and infrastructure, separate from routine surface disinfection.Explore infrastructure →
Selected care environments: Germantown Aesthetics, SYLF Regenerative Medicine, and Mermaid Tears Wellness & Longevity Center. These examples concern environmental surface disinfection, not procedure-specific infection control.
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See if EraDOCate fits your facility.

Tell us what you use today and what you want to improve. We will help you review product fit, documentation, training, and purchasing options.

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Always follow the current EPA-accepted label, SDS, site-specific procedures, PPE requirements, and equipment manufacturer instructions. Applications and contact times vary by organism, surface, and use. EPA registration does not indicate EPA endorsement.