How is an antiseptic different from a disinfectant?
An antiseptic kills or inactivates all microbial forms but a disinfectant does not destroy endospores.
An antiseptic is used to remove or kill microorganisms on tissue, whereas a disinfectant is used to remove or kill microorganisms on inanimate objects.
An antiseptic is used to remove or kill microorganisms IN the body, whereas a disinfectant is used to remove or kill microorganisms on the body surfaces.
There is essentially no difference and these terms can be used interchangeably.
An antiseptic is used to remove or kill microorganisms on tissue, whereas a disinfectant is used to remove or kill microorganisms on inanimate objects.
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