Biological Indicators are powerful tools used to validate the success of sterilization and disinfection processes. Made of extremely resistant spores, Biological Indicators are a reliable way of ascertaining whether a sterilization cycle has successfully eliminated potential pathogens. Used widely in hospitals, pharmaceutical production, and laboratory facilities, Biological Indicators validate decontamination processes achieve high levels of safety. By subjecting the sterilization cycle to a known number of resistant microorganisms, Biological Indicators provide instant evidence of effectiveness for a system, enabling operators to validate cleaning cycles and stay within industry
standards.

These indicators are simple to install and read, delivering precise, actionable
information to improve sterilization processes. They are also resistant to the different decontamination processes and are required in those situations where failure in sterilization, no matter how slight, would have disastrous consequences. The Biological Indicators results are in favor of quality assurance programs and also represent an additional protection measure, second only to other disinfection protocols. Their use in regular maintenance and validation procedures presents ongoing monitoring of the sterilization performance, thus maintaining public protection of health and maximum environmental protection levels.