
Develops and manufactures safe hygiene solutions for infection prevention in healthcare.
Saniswiss SA
Geneva (Switzerland)New on Amplifa
About Saniswiss
Saniswiss SA develops, produces and distributes hygiene solutions for healthcare professionals with the aim of preventing hospital-acquired infections (HAIs). Founded in 2006 in Geneva by Jérôme Weill, the company offers around 28 products, devices and data solutions that largely cover the hygiene needs of healthcare facilities: hand, environmental, instrument, laundry and dental practice hygiene. The products carry the company's own SAFE label and, according to the company, contain no CLP hazard symbols and are highly biodegradable. Saniswiss exports to more than 80 countries and maintains its own subsidiaries in Switzerland, France, Germany, Spain, Lebanon, the UK and China. The company is a member of the POPS initiative (WHO) and a founding member of Clean Hospitals.
- Site
- Geneva
- Processes
- Training and coaching, Training/demo offerings for customers, Data solutions (data-collection solutions), Distribution via distributors and own shops
- Certificates
- ISO 13485 (regulatory context)
- Founded
- 2006
- Industries
- Medical/Healthcare, Dental, Emergency Services, Pharma, Food, Research
- 01
Research & Development
- 02
Production
- 03
Quality Assurance
- 04
Distribution via subsidiaries and distributors
- 05
Training & Coaching
Locations

Geneva
CHHeadquarters
Inside the production


Industries
Additional services
Quality
Products are evaluated according to European disinfection standards such as EN 13727, EN 14476 and EN 14561; according to the company, the SAFE label guarantees product safety without CLP hazard symbols. An own certified quality management system is not documented.
| Evidence | Geneva |
|---|---|
| ISO 13485 (regulatory context) |
History
- 2006
Founded in Geneva by Jérôme Weill; introduction of new, clean technologies
- 2010
Products in more than 50 markets via a partner network
- 2017
Maxime Weill joins the company; open-innovation approach in the healthcare sector
- 2020–2021
Large-scale supply of hygiene solutions to healthcare facilities worldwide during the pandemic