Microbiological Laboratory and Test Experts

	Bacteria, Fungi, and Algae Microbial Testing   Microbiology experts for ASTM, AATCC, MIL STD, JIS, ISO, and EPA laboratory testing
	Biodegradation and Compostability Testing Aerobic and Anaerobic Biodegradation Testing
	Microbial Application & Product Development Preservation, Disinfection, Sanitization, Hygiene and Odor Control
	Global Regulatory and Microbial Product Claims EPA, FDA, BPD, and Federal Trade Commission Claims Guidance
	Consultation and Quality Control Assessment We offer a no charge initial assessment for all laboratory and microbiological testing services.
Our Expertise	Situ Biosciences provides industrial and consumer product guidance for all microbiological and antimicrobial application technologies. Our testing laboratory is uniquely suited to developing methods for new microbial application and formulation testing and development. Microorganisms types include bacteria, fungi, and algae. We have over thirty years of experience in microbiology and antimicrobial new molecule discovery, formulation development, regulatory oversight, and laboratory testing. Our expertise encompass biochemical, manufacturing and formulation of over 130 antimicrobial additives used in industrial and consumer product applications and additives or polymers for biodegradation.  We offer a full range of product testing performed at our microbiological test laboratory  for antibacterial, antifungal and antialgal chemistries and formulations.

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Fungi

Common in air and soil, growing fungi are associated with the organic musty smell accompanying mold and mildew growth and seen on water damaged dry wall and coatings. 

Algae

Commonly seen in water environments exposed to sunshine. Algae can grow on nearly any material composition such as exterior tarps, coverings and in pools and spa's, siding, roofing and walls.  Controlling algae can be difficult due to the limitations in chemistry for a given application.

Bacteria

Causing strong odors and illness, bacterial contamination is the most common type of microbial control issue.  Getting a jump on controlling bacterial is key to a successful strategy.

Regular cleaning or treatment with an appropriate treatment for fungi, algae, or bacteria which can help eliminate or remove their associated issues.