About Oxidant Labs
Oxidant Labs is a cleantech startup focused on the research and development of technologies for microbial decontamination in buildings and textiles.
Our work is centred on contaminants that conventional cleaning approaches may leave behind, including mould, bacteria, allergens, microbial fragments, and biotoxins. These contaminants can persist long after visible growth has been removed and may continue to affect indoor environments and personal belongings.
We are currently investigating a range of approaches aimed at addressing microbial contamination and its associated biological by-products, with a particular focus on mould-affected environments and contaminated textiles.
Our current areas of development include:
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Building treatment technologies designed to target microbial contamination and the complex residues associated with mould-affected environments.
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Laundry formulations designed to assist in the removal of microbial contamination, allergens, biotoxins, and other difficult-to-remove residues from fabrics and textiles.
Rather than focusing solely on visible contamination or spore reduction, our research explores the broader biological and chemical components that may contribute to persistent contamination.
Our work draws upon applied chemistry, microbiology, environmental science, engineering, and real-world field testing as we investigate practical solutions for microbial decontamination challenges.
Built Through Scientific Collaboration
We would also like to publicly acknowledge and thank the many individuals who have generously contributed their expertise, guidance, feedback, and encouragement throughout our development journey.
Our work has benefited from input across a wide range of disciplines, including microbiology, mycology, chemistry, engineering, environmental science, and medicine.
As an early-stage company, we recognise that meaningful innovation rarely happens in isolation. Researchers, scientists, engineers, industry professionals and technical specialists have all played a role in helping shape our understanding, challenge our assumptions, refine our approach, and accelerate our progress.
While there is still much work ahead, we remain committed to a simple goal: developing products that provide meaningful assistance to people affected by microbial contamination, mould exposure, and the complex environmental challenges that accompany them.
To everyone who has shared knowledge, reviewed ideas, provided technical advice, contributed research, offered mentorship, or simply encouraged us to keep moving forward — thank you.
Your support has helped make this work possible.
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