Hibiwash 125ml is a trusted skin cleanser for clinics, carers, and home use. With 4% chlorhexidine gluconate, it helps protect skin from germs, supporting infection control in busy settings.

Dermatologically tested, fragrance-free, and with emollients, it suits sensitive skin and frequent use.

Research shows chlorhexidine is effective for reducing bacteria and preventing infection after surgery.

Customers value its gentle care, broad protection, and eco-friendly production.

Key features

• Broad-spectrum germ defence: Kills bacteria, viruses, and fungi for safe skin.
• Gentle on skin: Dermatologically tested, fragrance-free, and colourless for comfort.
• Long-lasting action: Bonds to skin, keeps killing germs for hours.
• Eco-friendly formula: Made with fewer raw materials and less energy.
• Moisturising emollients: Protects and soothes skin with every wash.
• Compact size: 125ml bottle fits bags, kits, or workspaces.

What makes Hibiwash different from other cleansers?

Hibiwash uses 4% chlorhexidine gluconate, proven to kill a wide range of germs, unlike regular soaps that may not target bacteria or viruses. Its gentle, fragrance-free formula with emollients stands out for sensitive skin and frequent use.

Is Hibiwash suitable for sensitive skin?

Yes, Hibiwash is dermatologically tested, free from fragrance, colour, and soya oil, with added emollients to soothe and protect skin, making it ideal for those with sensitive or dry skin.

Can Hibiwash be used every day?

Hibiwash is designed for daily use, even in clinical settings, as it gently cleanses without causing irritation or dryness, thanks to its emollient-rich formula.

Does Hibiwash help prevent infection after surgery?

Research supports chlorhexidine gluconate’s role in reducing surgical site infections and healthcare-acquired infections, making Hibiwash a preferred choice for pre- and post-operative skin care.

Is Hibiwash environmentally friendly?

Hibiwash is reformulated for sustainability, using fewer raw materials and less energy, with packaging designed to reduce waste and environmental impact.

How long does protection last after using Hibiwash?

Hibiwash bonds to skin, forming a protective layer that continues to kill microorganisms for hours after application, giving lasting peace of mind.

Active:

• Chlorhexidine gluconate 4% w/v

Other ingredients:

• Poloxamer 237
• Isopropyl alcohol
• Cocamidopropylamine oxide
• Glycerol
• Macrogol-7 glycerol cocoate
• Gluconolactone
• Sodium hydroxide (for pH adjustment)
• Purified water

• Pre-operative skin wash:
  • Wash with about 25 ml, starting from the face downward, rinse, and repeat.
  • Perform the wash the day before and the day of the procedure.
• Surgical hand antisepsis:
  • Wet hands and forearms, apply 5 ml, wash for 1 minute, rinse, repeat for 2 minutes, then rinse and dry.
• General antiseptic wash:
  • Wet the skin, apply about 5 ml undiluted, wash for 1 minute, rinse thoroughly, and dry.
• Do not dilute unless instructed.
• Avoid excessive use or pooling of liquid.

Patient Information Leaflet

• Do not use if allergic to chlorhexidine or any of the other ingredients.
• Avoid contact with eyes, ears, and mucous membranes. If accidental contact occurs, rinse thoroughly with water.
• Do not use in the middle ear, on nerve tissue, or where the eardrum is perforated.
• Avoid pooling of solution in skin folds or on bedding — wipe away excess to prevent irritation or burns.
• Flammable: keep away from open flames until skin is completely dry.
• Use with caution in newborns, especially premature infants, due to risk of chemical burns.
• The effect of chlorhexidine can be reduced by soaps, detergents, or hypochlorite bleaches.
• In cases of head or spinal injury, or ear trauma, only use if clearly necessary.
• Accidental contact with eyes during surgery can cause serious corneal injury or permanent damage.

• Skin irritation: redness, rash, itching, dryness, or blisters.
• Allergic reactions: including rare cases of anaphylaxis.
• Eye injury if accidentally splashed into eyes.
• Chemical burns in newborns (rare).
• If swallowed, seek medical attention immediately — treat symptomatically.