Cuma, Nisan 26, 2024

Devan Launches Purissimo® NTL

Devan Launches a Full-Biobased Allergen Control Technology

Its foundation is probiotic encapsulation technology, and its goal is to make life better for allergy sufferers. It can be applied to textiles during the finishing stage of the textile manufacturing process.

According to the World Health Organization, the prevalence of allergic diseases has been rising for more than 50 years in the industrialized world. The quality of life is impacted by allergies, which are also linked to other medical conditions.

Now, Purissimo® NTL, a natural allergen control technology that removes pet dander, pollen, and house dust mite allergens from textiles throughout the home, is being introduced by Devan.

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The technology is based on encapsulated probiotics, which are natural microorganisms similar in kind to those that can be found in yoghurt, cheese and other probiotic food. Devan has many years of experience with probiotics.

Purissimo® NTL is based on Devan’s already well-established probiotics, incorporated into a new microcapsule shell. The shell is based on a natural crosslinked biobased polymer, which results in microcapsules that are up to 97% biobased and readily biodegradable (OECD 301B).

Firstly, dormant probiotic bacteria (spores) are encapsulated. Afterwards, the microcapsule product is integrated into textiles. Friction opens up the capsules and releases the spores. The spores absorb humidity, self-activate and begin to multiply.

Eventually, the probiotic bacteria start to eliminate the allergens that lead to allergic reactions and asthma.

Mattresses, pillows, bedcovers, blankets, as well as upholstered furniture, carpets, curtains, and items for use on public transportation and with pets, like bedding, can all be used with Purissimo® NTL. It has a long-lasting effect, is Oeko-tex® compliant, and can withstand up to 30 washings.

 

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