Xinix Global AB has conducted over 46 scientific studies and tests in collaboration with world-leading universities and laboratories, including Clancy, Johns Hopkins, London Medical School, Singapore University and Michigan State University.
The latest tests are from Eurofins for a Swedish customer in Pool & SPA and DrinkWell, implemented on-site in rural areas of India with a focus on treating flooded and problematic water.
- 6 EN standards*
- 1 safe disinfection method to eliminate spore-forming bacteria
- Current ISO certifications and more EN tests
*EN = European standards that define requirements for products, processes or services to ensure fitness for a specific purpose. Read more here. read more here.
Official tests
2025
Eurofins: Pool & SPA water tests, Sweden
2024
DrinkWell: Several tests conducted in rural areas of flooded water, India
2018
Viruses, all types (Polio, Adeno, Noro). EN 14476 – Hygiene Nord GmbH, Germany
Bacteria Enterococcus. EN 13727 – Hygiene Nord GmbH, Germany
Bacteria Staphylococcus. EN 13727 – Hygiene Nord GmbH, Germany
Bacteria Pseudomonas. EN 13727 – Hygiene Nord GmbH, Germany
Yeast/Fungi Aspergillus. EN 13624 – Hygiene Nord GmbH, Germany
Yeast/Fungi Candida. EN 13624 – Hygiene Nord GmbH, Germany
Spore forming
Bacillus Subtilis. EN 13704 – Hygiene Nord GmbH, Germany
2016
Water disinfection – KEBS, Kenya Bureau of Standards, Kenya
Water disinfection – ONEP, Abidjan
2010
Clostridium difficile (including skin) – USÖ, Örebro University Hospital, Sweden
Hand sanitizers – MICAN Lab, Mölnlycke, Sweden
2009
Spore-forming bacteria (surface) – USÖ, Örebro University Hospital, Sweden
2008
Spore-forming bacteria – USÖ, Örebro University Hospital, Sweden (Clostridium difficile)
Bacteria E-Coli, contaminated water – National Institute for Disease Control, Sweden
2007
Spore-forming bacteria – Batelle Memorial Institute, USA
2006
Dental surgery protection – Dental Surgery, Pittsburgh, USA
Water disinfection – USACHPPM, USA
2005
Surface tension at surface disinfection – Electron microscope examination, Sweden
2002
Giardia,
Cryptosporidium cysts – National Institute for Communicable Diseases, Sweden
2001
Abacillus subtilis (spores) – SIK, Institute for Food and Biotechnology, Sweden
Polio Virus, Roravirus Wa, and Klebsiella Terrigena – Clancy Environmental
Consultants
Polio Virus – Wisconsin State Laboratory of Hygiene, USA
2000
Bacteria E-Coli and others – Johns Hopkins University, USA
Vibrio Cholerae, Salmonella typhi, Shigella sonnei, Mycobacterium tuberculosis, Giardia lamblia, and Escherichia coli – Johns Hopkins University, Peruana
1999
Halitosis (bad breath) and caries inhibition – The Odontologist, Gothenburg University,
Sweden
1998
Water disinfection – The Water Programme, Environementek, CSIR, Kenya
1996
Analysis of residuals – KM Lab AB, Sweden
Product approval – National Institute of Hygiene, Poland
Stability test – KM Lab AB, Halmstad, Sweden
1994
Bacteria E-Coli and others – Singapore University
Oral hygiene studies – The London Hospital Medical College Dental School and King's College School of Medicine & Dentistry, London
1993
Corrosion test – Scientific Material International, Inc., USA
1992
Escherichia coli – Gothenburg University, Sweden
1989
Escherichia coli – SBL National Bacteriological Laboratory, Sweden
1981
Stability test – Water Laboratory, Sweden
