There are increasing news reports about molds, mildews, viruses, food-related illnesses and other harmful bacterial infections in our environment. This has caused a public demand to reduce and prevent the spread of these infectious diseases.

Bactronix Corporation, a Pittsburgh-based company, has developed proven specialized testing and disinfecting procedures. 

• EPA approved process, Bactronizing, for a complete, effective and affordable hospital grade disinfecting program
• Proven safe and effective for human and animal environments
• Revolutionary New Sanitation Products and Services, Residential & Commercial – Bactronizing™
• Uses a totally green sanitizing solution to eliminate mold, mildew, food-related illnesses and other harmful viral/bacterial infections for all types of environments 
• Our health and prevention program includes a “Seal of Certification.”
  This seal will show verification through proven tests, of our process for a clean, safe and sanitized environment.
• KEEP SAFE…
  KEEP HEALTHY
  WITH BACTRONIX!!! 

Bactronix Corp. serves many industries such as in hospitals, schools, daycare facilities, cars, boats, veterinary facilities and animal shelters.  Bactronix uses a very sophisticated, safe, organic system to test, diagnose and treat pets and the environment.  Utilizing science-based practices, testing is performed on porous and non-porous surfaces to determine the bioactivity which cause odors and illness. They use advanced technology through an electrostatic delivery of their antimicrobial disinfectant and protectants which kills viruses and bacteria, including H1N1, C. Diff, MRSA and ringworm.  The Bactronizing process is a 2-step, non-toxic “green” disinfecting process. This Nanotechnology physically kills the odor-causing microorganisms. 

Boarding, grooming and veterinary facilities, similar to our human hospitals, are also turning to Bactronix to control theses contagious microorganisms that can cause infections. Dr. Susan Wagner of MedVet Medical & Cancer Center

for Pets in Worthington Ohio, says that Canine Parvovirus (CPV) is a highly contagious infectious disease that usually affects very young dogs. Parvovirus mainly attacks the intestinal tract, but also compromises the immune system. This can be fatal to young and/or immune-compromised dogs. The risk has been greatly reduced through a core vaccination program. Although occurrences of outbreaks are less frequent, animal care and breeding facilities can be at risk for CPV cases.  Facilities which incorporate stringent isolation and disinfecting procedures can greatly reduce the spread of CPV.

Call Now for Your Free Evaluation! 412-375-7886 www.bactronix.com