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Do You Worry About The Toxicity Of The Antimicrobials You Use To Kill Germs?

Benefect’s botanical active ingredient is identified by Health Canada as having no known adverse effects to human health or the environment. As a result, Benefect does not have any health warnings related to toxicity for all routes of exposure which include: inhalation, ingestion, skin irritation, skin sensitivity and eye irritation.

Benefect surpasses the government’s germ killing requirements for hospital disinfectants. The ingredients are categorized as GRAS (Generally Recognized As Safe) and as Direct Food Additives by the Food & Drug Administration (FDA).

How Can a Disinfectant Be Less Toxic Than Vinegar And Still Kill Germs?

In nature, plants produce germ-killing ‘essential oils’ to protect themselves from invading microbes, similar to how our bodies produce antibodies for our protection against disease. Benefect is a revolutionary blend of these antimicrobial extracts, from botanical essential oils. Traditional synthetic disinfectants use quaternary ammonia or chlorine to kill germs, however, using the essential oils from plants allows Benefect to achieve an unprecedented safety rating. To put it simply, Benefect is a ‘plant immune system’ in a bottle.