Welcome to a system of leading tech above the rest.
Introducing a more hospitable hospitality industry with the Synexis BioDefense System.
From hotels and resorts to movie theatres and country clubs, and even casinos and cruise ships all welcome guests from around the world. And sometimes these guests bring more than just their luggage. But cleaning crews may have limited time for a thorough scrubbing, and other methods like UV Light are toxic to guests. Luckily, Synexis is the perfect accouterment for any room.
As the sole developer of DHP™ (Dry Hydrogen Peroxide), Synexis and our leading BioDefense system has the power to continuously attack pathogens both in the air and on surfaces. With proven results against the spread of viruses & bacteria like Norovirus and mold like A. niger (which causes black mold), Synexis makes a real, noticeable difference.1-4

Our impressive DHP™ technology.
Synexis is the sole developer of the process by which naturally occurring oxygen and humidity are taken from the air to create Dry Hydrogen Peroxide (H2O2), otherwise known as DHP™.

In the air and on surfaces: Where DHP™ flows.


Cleanliness beyond what guests can see.
As a proud innkeeper, Bill Vines knows that guests are constantly arriving with their own viruses, bacteria, and, yes, odors too. But a clean space is critical for repeat guests, so Vines turned to Synexis.
Read about what convinced him to choose our DHP™ technology below.
“It’s a game-changer. There's no other way to say it. Instead of upgrading your ventilation system, just put a Sphere in. It’s so much easier!”

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References: 1. Data on File. SYN-0003. 2. Data on File. SYN-0011. 3. Data on File. SYN-0006. 4. Data on File. SYN-0010. 5. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. (2019, October 30). CDC – NIOSH Pocket Guide to Chemical Hazards – hydrogen peroxide. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Retrieved November 11, 2021, from https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/npg/npgd0335.html.