1. 🏥 Medical and Surgical Fields

• Surgical Disinfection:
Used for pre-operative skin disinfection of patients, hand disinfection of surgeons, and preparation of the surgical area.

• Wound Care:
Used for the treatment and prevention of infections in skin wounds, burns, ulcers, etc.

• Mucosal Disinfection:
Used for disinfection and irrigation of mucosal areas such as the oral cavity, nasal cavity (e.g., pre-operative decolonization), and vagina.

• Ophthalmic Applications:
Used in diluted form for ocular surface disinfection, such as irrigating the conjunctival sac before ophthalmic surgery or intravitreal injections to reduce the risk of infection.

• Dental and ENT Applications:
Used in dental treatments and as an adjunct in the treatment of ear infections such as chronic otitis media.

2. 🧪 Research and Industrial Fields

• Scientific Research:
Used as a surface disinfectant for laboratory equipment, cell culture workstations, etc., in life science experiments.

• Chemical Intermediate:
Can be used as an organic synthesis intermediate in the preparation of specific chemicals.

3. 🧼 Public Health and Daily Use

• Public Disinfection:
Suitable for surface disinfection of environments in public places such as hospitals and laboratories.

• Home First Aid:
Used as a common skin disinfectant in home first-aid kits to treat minor abrasions and cuts.