Owners face potentially expensive repairs to their property, often requiring them to leave during the remediation process.

Bioflex has been tested for toxicology such as dermal, ocular, ingestion, and others by an GLP certified independent laboratory.

Mold requires nutrients and moisture to grow. But it also requires a surface to grow on.

BioFlex Fungicidal Protective Coating contains fungicides that help stop the growth of molds on its surface, and helps prevent the migration of microbes through its coating.

Bioflex testing include dermal irritation, inhalation, ocular irritation, ingestion and others.

BioFlex Fungicidal Protective Coating is assigned the lowest toxicological category possible, a Category IV. Human hazard warnings are not required for Bioflex.

Specifying BioFlex for use on walls, wood studs, fiberglass and rubber insulation, and other building materials such as concrete and masonry walls provides a fungicidal protective coating.

For recovery in those areas where mold has already been a problem, preventative maintenance practice is to apply BioFlex after disinfecting hard surfaces. The use of fungicidal BioFlex inhibits fungus in and on its paint film, and prevents the migration of fungi in the substrate below BioFlex. Bioflex fully passes ASTM G21 Fungal Resistance test with the best rating possible: 0, or "No Growth". Bioflex passes ASTM D3273 Mold Resistance test with the best rating possible of 10.