- B2B enquiries only. This English section is a product catalogue, not an online shop.
- No EU shipping at present — legal uncertainty around the EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR).
- All enquiries and quotations: marketing@amoene.cz
Amoené journal · Practical guide
Lavosept® for skin, for instruments, and Anticovid
Three lines that look similar on a shelf and are formulated for different jobs. Using the wrong one is either wasteful or ineffective, depending on which way round you get it.
The three jobs
Skin
Formulated to be used on hands and skin many times a day. That constrains what can be in it — and it is why it contains emollients that an instrument product does not need.
Instruments and surfaces
Lavosept® K. Formulated for material compatibility and contact time on a hard surface, available as a concentrate or ready to use. Not for skin.
Anticovid
A line positioned for the period it was named after, notified separately. Ask us what the current status and labelling is for your market.
Why the wrong choice is a problem
An instrument product on skin is at best drying and at worst irritating; nothing in its formulation is designed for repeated contact with a barrier you need to keep intact. A skin product on instruments is expensive, and its contact time and material compatibility were never established for that use.
The label is the authority: it states what the product is for, what to dilute it to, and how long the surface must stay wet.
Documentation
Registrations are listed under product registrations with their MZDR references, and safety data sheets under safety data sheets. For use outside the Czech Republic, ask us first — requirements differ by market.
Related products
Every product has its own English page with the pack, intended use and a link to the live Czech listing with current price and stock.
Ask for availability and an offer
Tell us which products and volumes you are considering and which market you sell into.




