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Videne Surgical Scrub contains 7.5% w/w iodinated povidone (equivalent to 8.25 mg/ml iodine), a potent antiseptic solution designed for pre-surgical skin disinfection. It effectively eliminates bacteria, fungi, and viruses, reducing the risk of infection during surgical procedures. Videne Surgical Scrub is widely used in hospitals, clinics, and by healthcare professionals to maintain a sterile environment before surgery.
Videne Surgical Scrub is available in:
| Product Name | Videne Surgical Scrub 7.5% 500ml |
| Active Ingredient | Iodinated povidone 7.5% w/w (equivalent to 8.25 mg/ml iodine) |
| Other Ingredients | Alkyl phenol ether sulphate (ammonium salt), macrogol 400, cocoamide diethanolamide, glycerol, povidone, citric acid, anhydrous disodium hydrogen phosphate, purified water |
| Product Form | Liquid antiseptic solution |
| Used to Treat | Pre-surgical skin disinfection and antiseptic cleaning |
| Available Sizes | 500ml bottle |
| Who Can Use It | Healthcare professionals and trained users |
| Prescription Required? | No – Pharmacy (P) medicine |
Videne Surgical Scrub is used to disinfect skin before surgery, effectively killing microorganisms to prevent infections. It is also suitable for antiseptic hand scrubbing in clinical settings.
Videne Surgical Scrub is intended for use by healthcare professionals or under their supervision.
Do not use Videne Surgical Scrub if you:
Consult a healthcare professional before use if you:
Common side effects:
Rare:
Page content authored by Amjad Khan, last reviewed by Mr Muhammad on 6th March 2026.
