Thе manuscript presents data of obtaining electrochemically active (ECA) solutions with given properties. During the electrochemical activation, water that accumula-tes near the anode is called anode water (anolyte). By adding 0.5-1.0% NaCl solution, hypo-chloride, hypochlorous acid, sodium chlorate and perchlorate, hydrogen peroxide are formed providing strong antibacterial, antifungal and antiviral activity. After using anolyte for disin-fection, it quickly dissociates into H2O and NaCl, so it does not require decontamination. Bacteria do not develop resistance to ECA solutions, even with prolonged use. The aim of the work was the approbation, in experiment and practice, of the ECA solutions usage for pre-incubation disinfection of eggs. Experimental contamination with bacterial test cultures (E. сoli and Salmonella) of eggs before incubation was carried out. Immersion for 2 min in the anolyte ensured an effective neutralization of bacteria. In addition, one of the poultry farms used paraform (formaldehyde compared to anolyte aerosol) for pre-hatching disinfection of eggs. Similar results were obtained. Con-clusions. Anolyte can be recommended for pre-hatching disinfection of eggshells.