Certifications

The Brasilian Insititute ALLERGISA Pesquisa Dermatológica-cosmética LTDA (leading Company for clinical research in Brazil) carried out a clinical dermatological evaluation of the probiotics incorporated in various formulations.

Testing, research and control laboratory, independent and specialised in tests, analytical controls and biological studies that has conducted numerous tests and safety evaluations on BBA Ecotech probiotics:

• Toxicological assessment: eye irritation
• Toxicological assessment: skin irritation
• Assessment of irritation potential on human mucous membranes and epithelial tissues
• Evaluation of pro-sensitising potential and induction of immulological response

Professor Intorre, Full Professor of Pharmacology and Toxicology at the University of Pisa, defined the safety profile of concentrated probiotic products through a careful comparative toxicological analysis.

Internationally accredited and independent institute, specialising in the inspection and certification of products throughout the supply chain. The Istitute certified the efficiency of various biological interactions and wastewater systems by means of Challenge Test.

A company specialising in Environmental Monitoring, Military/Civil Security and Quality Control that conducted a Study to evaluate the olfactometric efficiency of BBA Ecotech probiotics in controlling odour emanating from human biological materials.

They certified the effectiveness of BBA Ecotech probiotic spores in inhibiting the growth of pathogenic bacteria.

SALUD, Secretaria de Salud (Ministry of Health) of the Government of the United Mexican States and Cofepris, Comisión Federal para la Protección contra Riesgos Sanitarios, (Federal Commission against Sanitary Risks), granted health authorisation without any restrictions for the use of BATP® applied to toilet paper.

This accredited centre for analytical services and consultancy for industry conducted a study of antiviral activity on probiotics from BBA Ecotech. Through an adapted Challenge Test they highlighted probiotics' potential biological interaction in interfering with the growth of target viruses without attributing disinfectant or antiseptic activity.