MICROSTATIC
​24/7 Antimicrobial Control
PERMANENT FABRIC PROTECTION FOR LIFE

Delivers a continuous shield of protection  to discourage unwanted, fabric and odor deteriorating bacteria from becoming permanent and multiplying residents on fabrics while in or out of service.

Scrubs / Lab Coats / Medical Uniforms|  Linen / Towels  |  Curtains
Improved fabric hygiene can now become part of an integrated strategy to improve the longevity and aesthetic value  of fabrics . Providing an innovative laundry wash solution to  keep fabrics protected from unwanted, fabric deteriorating bacteria  and derived odors to help fabrics  stay fresher and cleaner between washings. 

MICROSTATIC provides the ultimate fabric protection between washings that enables fabrics to have a self-cleaning mode of action realized. The innovative laundry wash actually defends the fabric long-term by permanently attaching itself to fabric and always remaining active to defend fabrics of unwanted, fabric deteriorating and odor causing bacteria.  The best part,  It doesn't cross the skin barrier to leach onto skin or wear off between washings.

MICROSTATIC is extremely durable,  safe and its mode of action is mechanical in nature.
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Fabric has never been so clean, felt so good or lasted so long!

Disclaimer: Wash all garments thoroughly after each every use. MICROSTATIC antimicrobial fabric protection does not protect wearers or others against bacteria, viruses or other disease organisms. Wash all fabrics after use. Non-public health products are used to control growth of microorganisms of economic and aesthetic significance and are not considered to be human health related.  

(CHARTS) LABORATORY RESULTS

Trial Data (Efficacy)

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​EPA Classifies Antimicrobials into two types
Antimicrobial products are divided into two categories based on the type of microbial pest against which the product works:
Non-public health products (MICROSTATIC & DURABOND)
Are used to control growth of microorganisms of economic and aesthetic significance and are not considered to be human health related:

• algae,
• odor-causing bacteria,
• bacteria which cause spoilage, deterioration or fouling of materials and microorganisms infectious only to animals. This general category includes products used in:
  • cooling towers
  • jet fuel
  • paints
  • treatments for textile and paper products.

Public health products are intended to control microorganisms infectious to humans in any inanimate environment. The more commonly used public health antimicrobial products include the following:

• Sterilant: Used to eliminate or destroy:
  • fungi,
  • fungal spores,
  • viruses,
  • vegetative bacteria,
  • bacterial spores.

Sterilization is critical to infection control and is widely used in hospitals on medical and surgical, instruments and equipment. Types of sterilizers include:

Nonpublic-health antimicrobial pesticide products are those products that bear a label claim to control microorganisms of economic or aesthetic significance, where the presence of the microorganism would not normally lead to infection or disease in humans. Examples of non-public health claims would include, but are not limited to, algaecides, slimicides, preservatives and products for which a pesticidal claim with respect to odor sources is made.