General health and behaviour
No changes in food intake, behaviour or signs of stress were observed between the exposed and control groups.
Mice Safety Peer-Review
Safety study reports no adverse effects.
The study
A 90-day peer-reviewed safety evaluation.
Researchers evaluated the effects of Advanced Photohydrolysis Technology on 12 mice divided equally between an exposed group and a control group.
Both groups were housed in separate but identical enclosures. Veterinary staff monitored food intake, body weight, behaviour, blood chemistry and respiratory tissue health.
Key findings
No statistically significant adverse effects.
Body-weight progression
Weekly measurements showed steady growth with no significant differences between the two groups.
Bloodwork
Blood results were comparable, with no statistically significant differences attributed to exposure.
Respiratory tissue
Examinations found no treatment-related inflammation, erosion, swelling or abnormal cellular changes.
Study conclusion
Exposed and control groups remained clinically comparable.
Researchers reported no statistically significant differences associated with exposure to the tested technology. The study was peer-reviewed and published in PLOS ONE.