What is EnviroCair®?
It is a formulation of compounds in liquid form, which, when discharged into the atmosphere, or spread on to surfaces, will eradicate the airborne bacteria called Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), as well as most other pathogens including Avian influenza (bird flu), Legionnaires Disease and many others. EnviroCair® has antimicrobial properties.

How does it work?
This product can be applied to surfaces manually, can be used in a fogging machine. It is intended for use where it is important to maintain cleanliness and a bacteria and virus free area. It will eradicate bacteria as well as sanitizing the surfaces where it is applied.

What viruses and bacteria is EnviroCair® effective against?
Independent laboratory testing has proved that in addition to eradicating Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), EnviroCair® eradicates such bacteria and viruses as E.Coli, Hepatitis B, Legionella, Listeria, Salmonella, Swine Vesicular Fever, Poultry diseases, Rubella, and many other bacteria, algae, fungi and viruses. (see Testing page for a full list)

Where can it be used?
EnviroCair® is designed for use wherever a clean and hygienic environment is required to maintain the highest of standards. It is designed specifically for use in the following locations:-
• Hospitals, including wards, floors, bath rooms, toilets, skirting boards, etc
• Nursing homes
• Dental surgeries and waiting rooms
• Veterinary surgeries
• Train & bus interiors
• Food preparation or processing establishments
• Hotels
• Cruise ships

Who has tested and approved EnviroCair®?image of scientist at work
EnviroCair® has been tested at Hope Hospital in Salford, St. Mary’s Hospital Paddington, Thor Laboratories Cheshire and Aynsome Laboratories in St. Helens. Under Biotech's rigorous testing programme, it is undergoing further testing at Glasgow Caledonian University.

The ingredients have also been tested and approved in the USA by the Food & Drug Administration (FDA) and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), whichever agency is applicable.

Biotech’s additional technical support and data comes from access to well known manufacturers of chemicals such as Lonza GmbH, who distribute products globally, and testing companies such as Evans Vanodine International plc. This support enables the Company to operate within the Government Health & Safety Regulations and in line with the Biocide Products Directive (BPD); all the chemical constituents are registered with the authorities administering the BPD.

The products have also been scrutinised by UKAS and NAMAS (accredited microbiology testing laboratories). This is part of Biotech’s testing programme which allows the adoption of new techniques and assists in the development of the Company’s next-generation products.

Is EnviroCair® safe?
Each constituent component has a manufacturers maximum recommended safety exposure limit. Testing has shown that EnviroCair® components do not exceed even 1/10,000th of such limits.

A toxicology assessment has been carried out by Professor Alastair Hay at the Molecular Epidemiology Unit of the University of Leeds.

How does EnviroCair® compare with other products on the market?
EnviroCair® remains active on any surface where it is deposited, unlike any other product. Some products rely on sterilisation of a room and its contents by saturation using hydrogen peroxide (bleach), and some apply heat. Neither can be applied whilst a patient is in the room, and after these treatments have been applied, any new influx of bacteria will be unaffected and unharmed.

Is EnviroCair® used by any national organisation?
Due to the unique properties of EnviroCair®, it is used in the coating of vehicles for the National Blood Service, vehicles for carrying samples for water treatment companies, and numerous fresh food transport company vehicles. See EnviroCair®-SC.

Are there any known side-effects to either people or the environment?
EnviroCair® is perfectly safe and has passed irritancy tests when applied directly on to human skin or inhaled without causing