Evaluation of Antimicrobial Efficacy

Different dishes with substances showing the possible evaluation of antimicrobial efficacy

Antimicrobial efficacy testing is crucial for assessing the performance and safety of antimicrobial solutions and products used in clinical settings. These tests evaluate the products’ ability to prevent or inhibit the growth of microorganisms, reducing the risk of healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) and ensuring patient safety. They provide a systematic approach to assess the products’ effectiveness…

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Antimicrobial Solutions Articles Published

iFyber scientists worked with Allergan Aesthetics on two articles in Aesthetic Surgery Journal evaluating antimicrobial solutions used in breast implant soaking and breast pocket irrigation. Part 1 looked at efficacy against planktonic bacteria, Part 2 at biofilm-associated bacteria. https://doi.org/10.1093/asj/sjaa309 https://doi.org/10.1093/asj/sjaa308  

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Candida auris biofilm model

iFyber has added Candida auris to the list of pathogens available on our ex vivo model of mature biofilms. C. auris is a drug resistant fungus that is responsible for a number of potentially lethal infections worldwide. iFyber has brought the organism in-house and to allow our clients access to the ability to test their…

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Artificial Sputum Biofilm Model

iFyber now offers an artificial sputum in vitro biofilm model.  This model is particularly useful for antibiotic developers evaluating their therapies against the types of biofilms found in the CF lung.  Read more here and contact us for more information.

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