Dell Tech helps companies register biocidal products such as hard surface disinfectants and hand sanitizers in Canada. We assist with product classification, labeling, and Drug Identification Number (DIN) submissions under the Food and Drug Regulations to ensure full Health Canada compliance.
To market a disinfectant in Canada, companies must obtain a DIN under the new Biocides Regulations as a Biocide. All currently registered Disinfectant Drugs must be transitioned over to the new Biocides regulations by May 2029. This requires submission of varying levels of efficacy data, label content, safety information, and proof of manufacturing using some level of Quality Management practices.
Hand sanitizers may qualify as Natural Health Products or DIN products, depending on the active ingredients and claims. Dell Tech helps you determine the appropriate classification and submit the correct application to Health Canada’s NNHPD or Drug Directorate.
Common challenges in the disinfectant and biocide space include:
Dell Tech mitigates these risks by managing your regulatory strategy throughout the product lifestyle.
We identify which regulatory body governs your product in Canada and confirm the applicable pathway based on ingredients, use case, and product claims.
Dell Tech handles full application preparation for Health Canada DINs and Biocides including data review, label creation, and strategic guidance.
Our regulatory team ensures that all claims, warnings, and content meet the expectations of Health Canada,. We can help optimize your label for e-commerce and Amazon compliance as well.
From formulation review to registration and importation, Dell Tech helps ensure your disinfectants, biocides and sanitizers meet Canadian compliance standards. Our team works directly with Health Canada, to streamline approvals and get your product to market faster.
