Spring Regulatory Sciences uses decades of experience to provide clients with efficient, practical, and cost-effective regulatory support for antimicrobial products. It provides complete company representation before the United States Environmental Protection Agency and all state governments. The company is located in Spring, TX a northern suburb of Houston.
Scientific fields such as physics and math are considered to be exact sciences. Biology, including microbiology, is different. Microbiological systems possess a greater number of uncontrollable variables which results in increased experimental complexity and decreased experimental accuracy. The great number of variables at play in a given microbiological study arise from the inherent complexity of living systems. Each variable contributes a certain degree of error which, depending on the system, may propagate linearly or non-linearly.
Scientific & Regulatory Consultants, Inc. (SRC) was started in 1996 by Sally Hayes and Rhonda Jones.
toXcel is a medium-sized consulting firm with offices in Gainesville, Virginia and affiliate locations in the United Kingdom and Canada. It provides a wide range of scientific, technical, and regulatory consulting services including federal, state, and regional registrations in North America, Europe, and other international markets. One of toXcel's main areas of expertise involves product registrations under the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA).
Delta Analytical Corporation is an antimicrobial and pesticide regulatory consulting firm located near EPA headquarters in the Washington, D.C. Metro area. The firm is most experienced with regard to federal and state registration of antimicrobial agents and pesticides, but well equipped to assist clients with other regulatory questions and issues in addition to US EPA pesticide registration.
Technology Sciences Group Inc. (TSG) provides state, federal and international expertise on a wide range of scientific and regulatory issues. With offices throughout North America and Europe, TSG assists companies in over 30 countries worldwide, including China, Japan and Australia.
Introduction to MS2 BacteriophageMany people are familiar with viruses that infect mammalian cells (e.g. Influenza, Poliovirus, or Rhinovirus), but there are also viruses capable of infecting bacterial cells. These viruses are called bacteriophages. Bacteriophages are easy to work with in the context of disinfectant testing and can provide valuable information about product efficacy.
Microchem Laboratory is one of just a few labs in the US to provide custom aerobiological testing services for antimicrobial devices and chemicals.
Home floor care started way back in the early 19th century. With the advent of lavish home furnishings and the beginnings of carpeted and tiled floor, the need for cleaning devices grew rapidly. The Industrial Revolution sparked a great increase in technology and new machinery. As expected, the first floor cleaning devices were very rudimentary and could be difficult to use. As the 20th century got underway, floor cleaning technology leaped ahead. The modern vacuum design we know today took shape in 1905 and was manually powered.
Disinfection of whole rooms is becoming increasingly vital in a multitude of industries. Customers and regulatory agencies are vigilantly tracking the habits of food production, livestock care, and healthcare facilities ability to limit hospital acquired infections.