VireXbuster is a hybrid formulation with a very wide spectrum of activity against viruses, bacteria, fungi, mold, and mildew. Rather than asking you to take that on faith, DaXem GmbH has had the product independently reviewed, tested, and certified by four separate organizations. This page summarizes what each of those certifications covers and why it matters when evaluating an antimicrobial product.
BAuA Approved
BAuA, Germany’s Federal Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (Bundesanstalt für Arbeitsschutz und Arbeitsmedizin), reviews products for workplace and occupational safety compliance under German and EU regulatory frameworks. BAuA approval means VireXbuster has been assessed against these standards rather than simply self-declared as compliant.
Fraunhofer Tested
The Fraunhofer Society is one of Europe’s largest and most respected applied research organizations, with institutes covering materials science, microbiology, and industrial technology. Fraunhofer testing of VireXbuster provides independent, scientifically rigorous evaluation from a research body with no commercial stake in the product’s marketing claims.
QualityLabs Certified
QualityLabs certification confirms VireXbuster’s antimicrobial activity through independent laboratory testing. This certification is what substantiates the claim that VireXbuster is effective against a wide spectrum of viruses, bacteria, fungi, mold, and mildew, rather than that claim resting on internal testing alone.
Dermatest Certified “Excellent”
Dermatest is a recognized dermatological testing institute that evaluates products for skin safety and compatibility. VireXbuster received a Dermatest certification of “Excellent” for dermatological safety, meaning it has been independently assessed as safe for skin contact rather than assumed safe by default. This is particularly relevant for VireXbuster Wall, used in homes, and VireXbuster Spray, used on frequently touched surfaces.
Why Independent Verification Matters
Anyone can claim a product is “long-lasting” or “effective.” What separates a credible antimicrobial coating from marketing language is whether those claims are backed by named third-party organizations that can be checked independently. When evaluating any antimicrobial product — VireXbuster included — look for the same pattern: who tested it, what they tested for, and whether that information is disclosed rather than kept vague. VireXbuster is classified in the US under the EPA’s Supplemental Residual Antimicrobial Product (SRAP) category, a distinct classification from disinfectants, reflecting its role as continuous, residual protection between cleanings rather than a disinfecting agent.
For documentation requests or more detail on any of these certifications, contact DaXem GmbH directly. Explore the full VireXbuster product range, including antimicrobial coating types and permanent antimicrobial coating options, in the online shop.
FAQ
Is VireXbuster EPA registered?
In the US, the EPA classifies this category of product as a Supplemental Residual Antimicrobial Product (SRAP), a distinct classification from disinfectants. VireXbuster’s certifications come from BAuA, Fraunhofer, QualityLabs, and Dermatest.
What does Dermatest “Excellent” mean?
Dermatest is an independent dermatological testing institute. An “Excellent” rating means VireXbuster has been independently assessed as safe for skin contact, relevant to products used in homes (VireXbuster Wall) and on frequently touched surfaces (VireXbuster Spray).
How can I verify these certifications?
BAuA, Fraunhofer, QualityLabs, and Dermatest are all independent, named third-party organizations. Contact DaXem GmbH directly for certification documentation relevant to your use case.
