Whiteley Odacon Odour Neutraliser 5 Litre Incontinence Odour Spray for Medical and Aged Care Use

Odour neutraliser spray for incontinence and clinical odours

Water based odour neutraliser designed to remove incontinence and biological odours in medical and aged care settings.

How Whiteley Odacon removes incontinence and biological odours

Odacon works by neutralising odour causing molecules rather than covering smells. It reduces strong incontinence and body odours quickly without leaving heavy fragrance or residue.

Why Odacon is suitable for medical and aged care environments

• Instantly neutralises strong odours in clinical settings
• Non-flammable, water-based, and low-irritant formulation
• Safe for regular use on skin and hard surfaces
• Leaves no sticky residue or overpowering scent
• Suitable for refillable spray bottles and dispensers
• Trusted by hospitals, aged care providers, and clinics across Australia
• Made in Australia by Whiteley Medical.

Where to Use Odacon

• Hospital wards and patient rooms
• Aged care and assisted living facilities
• Bathrooms, toilets, and tiled surfaces
• Home nursing and outpatient areas
• Anywhere odour control is essential for cleanliness and comfort

How to use Whiteley Odacon odour neutraliser

• Apply directly to the source of the odour or surrounding area.
  
• Use with spray bottles or refillable dispensers.
  
• Allow product to work without wiping where possible.
  
• Repeat application as required for persistent odours.

Frequently asked questions

Q. Does this product mask odours or remove them?
A. It removes odours by neutralising odour-causing molecules rather than covering smells.

Q. Is it safe to use in aged care and hospitals?
A. Yes. It is widely used in healthcare environments and is low irritant and water based.

Q. Can it be used on skin and surfaces?
A. Yes. It is suitable for use on skin and most hard surfaces.

Q. Does it leave a strong fragrance?
A. No. It leaves no overpowering scent or sticky residue.

Q. Is this suitable for refill spray bottles?
A. Yes. The 5L size is designed for refilling spray bottles and dispensers.

- Instantly neutralises strong odours in clinical settings
- Non-flammable, water-based, and low-irritant formulation
- Safe for regular use on skin and hard surfaces
- Leaves no sticky residue or overpowering scent
- Suitable for refillable spray bottles and dispensers
- Trusted by hospitals, aged care providers, and clinics across Australia
- Made in Australia by Whiteley Medical.

ODACON is not an air freshener and should be used as follows: Spray onto incontinence pad or linen immediately after removal from a patient. This quickly eliminates odours. The product is supplied in a convenient spray pack ready for use. The spray may also be applied directly to stools after removing bed pans from all classes of patient. This greatly reduces movements of unpleasant odours in normal ward situations. The benefits conferred can be used with advantage in the control of odours of pathological specimens. It is recommended to pre-test with patients who have known skin sensitivity. This can be done by lightly sprayed onto an incontinence pad or linen before being fitted to the patient. Spray soiled clothing, bedding, mattresses, rugs, bathroom areas as needed to neutralise urine and faecal odours.

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Key Safety Information:
Skin Contact: Odacon is designed for safe contact with skin, including prolonged and regular contact.
Incontinence Pads and Bedding: It can be used on incontinent pads and bedding.
Neutralises Odor: Instantly neutralises urine and fecal odors at the source.
Free of Solvents: Odacon is formulated without solvents.
Non-Flammable: It is a non-flammable, water-based solution.
Non-Irritant: Odacon is designed to be non-irritating to skin.
Eye Irritation: May cause irritation if it comes into contact with the eyes.
Inhalation: Inhaling mist may cause irritation.
Storage: Store below 30°C, away from direct sunlight and incompatible materials.
Handling: Wash thoroughly after handling.
Emergency: Consult a Poisons Information Centre (13 11 26 in Australia) or a doctor if swallowed or in case of eye contact.