Antifungal

High population density, abundant food sources, and degrading infrastructure make urban settings a challenging area for pest management. The unique conditions offer grounds for breeding diverse pests, including rodents, cockroaches,

Pest control products are essential for managing populations of insects, rodents, and other pests that threaten agriculture, public health, and infrastructure. However, their pervasive use raises great concern about long-term

Fungal pathogens are a huge problem in agriculture and other production sectors. The pathogens can easily destroy crops, reduce yields, and increase the likelihood of economic loss. Pesticides are primarily

Microscopic spores of fungi and bacteria are always present in the air. Mold will grow on cellulose, including cotton and linen, if the Relative Humidity (RH) level reaches over 80%

The growing demand for more effective disinfectants has necessitated the development of standardized testing protocols which are critical for the evaluation and validation of new and improved products for regulatory

Antifungal products are widely used in various industrial applications including healthcare, construction and food processing. These products help maintain high standards of hygiene and product durability and also contribute to

EN 1275 is the European Standard that specifies the requirements and test methods to assess the basic fungicidal and yeasticidal activities of chemical disinfectants and antiseptics. Testing according to EN

Fungi are found in diverse environments across the globe and play critical roles in ecosystem processes. But when they grow on man-made products such as textiles, plastics, disinfectants and paints,

Trichophyton mentagrophytes is a dermatophyte that goes unnoticed until they start to manifest with far worse skin infections. It causes ringworm, athlete’s foot, jock-itch infection, and tinea cruris in humans

Various methodologies may be used to assess antifungal activity within the antimicrobial test regime. There is a battery of tests, each one having its respective niche applications, advantages, and limitations.