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RESEARCH 

(UPGRADED FOR CORONAVIRUS + ALL STRAINS)

PROOF OF CLAIMS

All claims backed by scientific research and independent testing to meet BS-EN testing standards as follows:

EN1275

EN1276

EN1500

EN1656

EN12791

EN13623

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EN13697

EN13704

EN13727

EN14348

EN14476

EN1276

MOST COMMON INFECTIONS KILLED

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E-COLI

NOROVIRUS

RHODOCOCCUS

ESCHERICHIA COLI

SALMONELLA

MRSA

SARS-ASSOCIATED CORONAVIRUS

LISTERIA

STREPTOCOCCUS

LEGIONELLA

ASPERGILLUS

HUMAN CORONAVIRUS

CANINE CORONAVIRUS

UNDERSTANDING OUR RESEARCH - Internationally accredited solutions

The key to understanding the powerful solutions we use is understanding the disinfection grading log below.

INTERNATIONAL RECOGNITION AT ACCREDITED LABORATORIES

Our specialist solution is Internationally recognised with formal testing with EN14476 (Virucidal Efficacy Test Protocol). This means our solution is tested effectively against both enveloped and non-enveloped viruses (such as COVID-19 strains) as well as bacteria, bacterial spores and fungi.

SOLUTION CONTROL TECHNOLOGY

Among the several disinfectant solutions we carry our primary solution is powerful, highly effective and is Chlorine-free (although we also carry custom mix Chlorine based) alcohol-free disinfectant technology proven highly effective at terminating SARS, Human & Canine Coronavirus strains.

SCIENTIFIC KILL METHOD AGAINST ENVELOPED VIRUSES

Our primary solution used to kill Coronavirus does so by:

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1 - Disrupting the Lipid envelope.

2 - Changing the shape and structure of the virus binding proteins.

3 - Denaturing the proteins of the virus capsid.

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The RESULT?

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Our solutions effectively dismantle the physical structure of enveloped viruses (such as Coronavirus strains) and renders them ineffective and therefore unable to cause infection.

RESEARCH PROOFS

The solution technology used in our main solution arsenal has been proven to be one of the most highly advanced and effective disinfectants available in the world.

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This was identified in a joint paper by the UK Health Protection Agency Microbiology Services Division, Porton Down, Salisbury and the UK Health Protection Agency for Infections, London.

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