ISO 21702
Measurement of antiviral activity on plastics and other non-porous surfaces
Summary
ISO 21702 is a standard test method to evaluate antiviral properties of plastics and other non-porous surfaces that are pre-treated/pre-coated with an antimicrobial active ingredient(s). The level of viral inactivation upon direct contact with the test sample (pre-treated plastics or other non-porous surface materials) is quantitatively determined.
Typical Test Substances
- Pre-treated/pre-coated plastics or other non-porous surface materials
Outline of Test Procedure
- Test sample (pre-treated non-porous surface material)
- Add virus and allow it to absorb onto the sample
- Hold for contact time (24 hours as standard)
- Elute virus off into a neutralizer
- Assay for Infectious Virus (quantitative assay)
Regulatory Agencies / Purpose
- Various agencies
- R&D and marketing
Similar Methods
- ASTM E1053
- EN 16777
- EPA Residual Efficacy Method for Solid and Paints
- ISO 18184