M2DCON’s SSDX-12 Dry Decon is a wipe-based surface decontamination system that uses skin-safe wipes and surfactant technology to remove toxic particulates, opioid residue, and chemical agents.
The SSDX-12 Dry Decon system from M2DCON provides a broad-spectrum approach to surface decontamination, using skin-safe wipes paired with a super soap surfactant formulation to lift and neutralize contaminants from equipment, gear, and surfaces.
Designed for hazmat and decontamination teams, the system targets a range of threats including toxic particulates, opioid residue, and chemical agents, making it a versatile addition to a decon response kit.
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All three are ready to use immediately and remove both wet and dry contaminants.
SSDX-12 has been shown to remove powdered opioids from surfaces, including fentanyl citrate, carfentanil HCl and remifentanil HCl. M2DCON notes that most opioid testing uses drugs deposited from solution, which behave differently from powders. Skin testing by BioScreen Testing Services found no indication of dermal irritation or sensitization. The chemistry is certified by the USDA as a BioPreferred product, and M2DCON describes the kit as Berry Amendment compliant.
SSDX-12 carries a five-year shelf life. Its components are common in retail skin care products, and the solution is biodegradable, so an accidental release does not pose a significant environmental risk. Unused wipes, or wipes used only for training, can go in the regular waste stream. Wipes used on a real decon should be disposed of according to the contaminant present.
M2DCON reports that SSDX-12 has been shown to remove powdered opioids from surfaces. The opioids tested included fentanyl citrate, carfentanil HCl and remifentanil HCl. The company points out that powder testing is more representative than the deposited solutions used in most opioid studies.
SSDX-12 is a blend of non-ionic surfactants commonly used in personal care products. Testing by BioScreen Testing Services showed no indication of a potential to cause dermal irritation or sensitization, which is why M2DCON positions it for both personnel and equipment wipe-downs.
M2DCON lists a five-year shelf life for SSDX-12 products. Unused wipes and wipes used for training can be thrown out in the regular waste stream, while wipes used for actual decontamination should be disposed of according to the contaminant they picked up.
The SSDX-12 Dry Decon family from M2DCON delivers broad-spectrum surface decontamination in a compact, field-ready format. Engineered for safe, effective removal of chemical warfare agents, TICs/TIMs, NTAs, opioids, and radioactive or toxic particulates, SSDX-12 is built around a proprietary “super soap” surfactant formula designed for skin-safe application and high decon performance.
SSDX-12 is a custom blend of non-ionic surfactants—the same types used in personal care products—proven to be non-irritating and non-sensitizing on human skin. This makes it ideal for both personnel and equipment wipe-downs during tactical operations or emergency response.
System Configurations Include:
• Pre-wetted wipe for immediate use straight from the packaging
• Dual-sided microfiber mitt + SSDX-12 solution bottle for controlled application
• Two microfiber wipes + SSDX-12 solution bottle for flexible coverage
Whether you’re working with sensitive electronics, PPE, or contaminated surfaces in the field, SSDX-12 provides fast, residue-free decontamination using advanced dry wipe technology. Its portability and modular options make it a trusted asset for military, hazmat, first responders, and CBRN teams needing reliable wipe-based decon solutions.