F10 RTU 1L

Great, reptile-safe cleaner and disinfectant. Comes in an easy and ready to use bottle, no mixing or dilution needed. No harsh smells or chemical scents, but cleans well. I use it for my snake’s water bowls and just let it air dry before putting back in the tank. Ready to use bottle was convenient and very easy to use, instructions were clear as well. Great for cleaning plastic, resin, rock or other non-porous decorations.

I use this to spot clean and sanitize my ball pythons enclosure. Safe when its dry, easy to use, large bottle can get a lot done with a little bit of product so this will last a while for most people. Doesnt have a strong offensive smell. Definitely a horse to quality product at a fair value.

Recently, I rescued a bearded dragon that was left in a box in the snow at a grocery store. The people who found him had him in a 40g front opening enclosure. It was too small. I got him a 8x27x48 enclosure that is used. I cleaned it with ammonia and water. Then I used chlorexidine. Then F10, then I steamed it. I wanted to kill any possible chances of disease. I love that F10 is ready to use. The quality is great. It is highly recommended in the reptile world. The price is steep! I can get a whole gallon of chlorhex for less than what I paid for this. It sprays easily. I also used it on my enclosure accessories which are new, but also on tile I got from a flooring business.

Great for disinfecting. This is what my vet recommended to disinfect my ball python's enclosure!

I have a fair number of animals - two dogs, five cats, and a ball python - so I have tried a lot of cleaning supplies. This disinfectant is probably the most effective for my purposes. You spray it on and let it evaporate, no need to scrub, rinse, or wipe. There's not really a smell which is extra nice for sensitive air ways ESPECIALLY for the python. Sure, it's more expensive than other cleaners but it continues to earn its keep due to the convenience and the fact that it's safe to use in reptile enclosures (just don't leave them in there while spraying). The only downside is that the ready to use bottles, like this one, are no longer able to be shipped to my state due to fuzzy regulations about classifying it as a veterinary product so it can only be sent to practices or shelters. Not the product's fault at all but something worth noting to others. I have it shipped to a friend's house or buy the concentrate to refill, which can be shipped to my home. Go figure.

F10 SC is powerful stuff. It’s broad-spectrum, EPA-registered, and safe around animals when used correctly. But for normal cleaning? It’s overkill. The scent is neutral (which is nice), but the formula is designed for biosecurity, not wiping down countertops or casual spot cleaning. It’s also pricey compared to standard disinfectants, and the ready-to-use version lacks the flexibility of the concentrate. If you’re deep into exotic pet care or need high-level sanitation for cages and terrariums, it’s a solid choice. But for everyday messes, there are simpler, cheaper options.

Love this disinfectant spray. Just make sure the area is clean, spray this on and let it dry on its own. Premixed solution makes it very nice, as you can also get this in the concentrate to mix yourself.

I can't say how well it truly disinfects since I have no way to test, but I have a lot of respect for how the company conducts itself. F10 is used heavily in Europe in many more methods than in the USA. The labels are also very different with different warnings. On many of the parrot groups I heard this was due to US regulations. I called the company to see if the label were overkill and ask some questions. The company had a specialist call me back, answered all my questions plus more. The fact that a disinfectant company will have its team answer questions on how to use the product, how safe it is, etc gives me a lot of faith in them.