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Expansion and Growth Continue

Briotech, Inc. announces manufacturing expansion to meet demand for its BrioHOCl® and to support growth of its patent pending WHISH™ Systems.Cision PR NewswireDecember 23, 2020Briotech, Inc. Expand...

USA Today Special Edition Feature: Briotech, Proven Purity

Briotech's proven purity and effectiveness as an alternative to outdated, aerosolized chemicals is highlighted in this USA Today Special Edition, Year in Defense.USA Today Special Edition: Year in ...

Briotech Launches European WHISH System

"Our relationship with Intermodeco—and approval in Romania—represent major strides in the process of bringing pure hypochlorous (BrioHOCl™) to the world," said Rick Lockett, CEO of Briotech. 

Briotech Teams Up With S5 Solutions to Make a WHISH

S5 Solutions is proud to be a partner with innovators like Briotech and looks forward to future collaborations in improving communities around the world.

Working Together to Improve Global Sanitation

The American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene recently published this collaborative research between UW and Briotech.

HOCl: A Key Tool For Reopening Schools and Businesses

"This approval from EPA is an important step in our mission to fight pathogens that impact global public health." says Dr. Eric Rasmussen, Briotech CMO.

EPA List N Registration as a Disinfectant for COVID-19

The EPA expects products on List N to kill all strains and variants of the coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-10) when used according to the label directions.

Investment Towards Global Expansion

“Briotech’s pioneering form of HOCI is a breakthrough in public health that is fighting disease and infection around the globe through natural, pure and contaminant-free disinfection,” said Dan Ter...

POPSUGAR Asks: Can Face-Mists Help Kill COVID-19 Germs?

In skin care, hypochlorous acid has a variety of benefits: "Hypochlorous acid has been shown to have anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial effects on the skin," Dr. Zeichner told POPSUGAR. 

Briotech Founders Featured in UW Bothell Magazine

For the past decade, Terry and his wife, Cindi Varela, have worked to develop a powerful disinfectant that also is safe for people to use as an antiseptic.