Nature already knows how to break waste down. BioSolv exists to engineer that process — reliably, measurably, and without harsh chemicals — for households, facility operators, and industrial buyers who need it to simply work.
Why We Exist
BioSolv is an applied microbiology brand. We engineer beneficial bacteria — trillions of them, purpose-cultured — to do biological work that chemicals used to do worse: treating wastewater, breaking down waste, and eliminating odor at the source, at any scale from a household septic tank to an industrial wastewater system.
How It Works
Every BioSolv product starts with a specific, purpose-cultured strain of beneficial bacteria — selected for a defined biological job, not a generic blend. That culture is dosed directly at the source of the problem, where it gets to work breaking down the organic waste that causes odor and blockages in the first place.
The result is measurable: the waste breaks down, the smell and sludge go away, and the system keeps working the way it should — naturally, and provably.
Developed With Japanese Microbiology Partners
BioSolv's cultures were developed in partnership with Japanese microbiology experts, then adapted and produced for Sri Lankan conditions. The result is a 100% Sri Lankan-operated brand built on an internationally proven biological foundation.
Selected Research — The Field We Work In
Applied microbiology for waste and water treatment is an active, peer-reviewed research field. A few studies worth pointing to — covering the general science behind bioaugmentation and probiotic water treatment, not claims about BioSolv's specific formulations:
- Septic tank bioaugmentation: A Cal Poly thesis tested a Bacillus and lactic-acid-bacteria bioaugmentation product on residential septic tanks, examining its effect on biological treatment performance. Read the study.
- Sludge reduction in wastewater systems: An 11-lagoon field study across U.S. wastewater treatment facilities found that Bacillus-based bioaugmentation supported measurable sludge digestion. Read the study.
- Ammonia reduction in ornamental fish systems: Published research in Aquaculture International (2025) found that a Bacillus subtilis probiotic strain significantly reduced ammonia nitrogen levels and improved survival rates in koi. Read the study.
- Water quality in ornamental fish tanks generally: A peer-reviewed review in Frontiers in Marine Science summarizes multiple studies showing multi-species probiotics can reduce ammonia, nitrite, and nitrate levels in ornamental fish systems. Read the review.
These studies describe the broader science of bioaugmentation and probiotic water treatment — the same mechanisms our formulations are built on — rather than trials of BioSolv products themselves.
What We Stand For
- Living Science. Real microorganisms doing real biological work — never a chemical trick dressed up as natural.
- Source, Not Symptom. We aim at the cause. Most chemical treatments only ever manage the symptom.
- Provably Organic. Every organic claim we make is substantiated, market by market — never asserted for effect.