Wyldox is based on Oxychloro Complex technology that delivers 99.9% pathogen reduction through targeted oxidation, without leaving harmful residues.
Wyldox is built on a precisely engineered Oxychloro Complex system, developed to achieve exceptional purity and performance. Unlike conventional chlorine or bleach, it acts selectively at the cellular level, targeting pathogens without reacting with organic matter in ways that form harmful by-products.
Once dissolved, Wyldox releases Oxychloro Complex, a powerful oxidising agent that penetrates pathogen cell walls and disrupts essential cellular processes. It does not chlorinate; it oxidises. This distinction enables effective pathogen control without forming harmful by-products such as trihalomethanes (THMs) or chloramines.
Its small molecular size allows it to diffuse through biofilm and cell membranes, delivering consistent performance even in high organic load environments such as aquaculture systems and livestock water lines.
Compared to traditional disinfection methods, Wyldox delivers consistent performance across key parameters including efficacy across pH, absence of harmful by-products, material compatibility, and cost efficiency at scale.
Effective against E. coli, Salmonella, Vibrio at standard dosing levels
Effective against enveloped viruses such as Avian Influenza and Newcastle Disease
Controls Aspergillus, Candida at early growth stages
Effective against chlorine-resistant organisms such as Cryptosporidium and Giardia
Wyldox is engineered to perform across diverse environments, from high organic load aquaculture systems to controlled hygiene applications in food processing and healthcare. Each application is supported by a tailored dosing approach to ensure consistent performance.
Developed through years of on-ground deployment across 21+ countries, Wyldox adapts to different operating conditions while maintaining efficacy and cost efficiency.
Speak with our technical team to design the right protocol for your operation, including dosing, water chemistry, and deployment.