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Certification Documents

Rapport de Performance de Filtration

Confirmé en laboratoire par l'ETH Zurich University (classée parmi les 10 meilleures universités mondiales), détaillant les taux de rétention de notre technologie de filtration brevetée.

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Certificat Swiss Safety System

Vérifie l'intégrité structurelle et la sécurité de notre système sous haute pression.

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Certificat ISO 13485:2016

Confirme notre adhésion aux normes ISO 13485:2016 pour les systèmes de management de la qualité.

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Étude Clinique — Élimination de Polluants Radioactifs

Publication clinique évaluée par des pairs démontrant une élimination >99,8 % des polluants radioactifs (Tc-99m, I-123, Ga-68, I-131, Lu-177) en un seul passage.

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Filtration Performance Report — Scientific Report

ETH Zurich University — 16 October 2025

Dr. Sreenath Bolisetty, Senior Scientist at ETH Zurich University (Department of Health Sciences & Technology), commissioned and supervised analytical testing of the Swiss Water Cartridge (20" POE Water Filter Cartridge) from Mam Nature Swiss AG. The filter incorporates a media developed at ETH Zurich University based on an amyloid-carbon platform.

Testing was performed with validated methods (ICP-MS/ICP-OES, EPA 537M for PFAS, fluorometry, and gamma counting/scintigraphy for radionuclides) under standard QA/QC. The cartridge is designed for whole-house application with flow rates of >1,800 Liters/h.

Contaminant Removal Results

Contaminant	Influent	Effluent	Removal
Heavy Metals
Lead (Pb)	100 µg/L	0.516 µg/L	98.97%
Cadmium (Cd)	100 µg/L	0.021 µg/L	99.98%
Arsenic (III)	100 µg/L	0.24 µg/L	99.76%
Arsenic (V)	100 µg/L	0.24 µg/L	99.76%
Copper (Cu)	100 µg/L	3.74 µg/L	96.26%
Chromium (Cr)	298.4 µg/L	1.451 µg/L	99.51%
Zinc (Zn)	100 µg/L	3.48 µg/L	96.52%
Iron (Fe)	100 µg/L	25 µg/L	75.00%
Manganese (Mn)	312.7 µg/L	5.83 µg/L	98.13%
Molybdenum (Mo)	100 µg/L	0.466 µg/L	99.53%
Vanadium (V)	100 µg/L	0.119 µg/L	99.88%
Platinum (Pt)	47.63 µg/L	<0.01 µg/L	≥ 99.98%
Other Contaminants
PFOA	0.63 µg/L	<0.01 µg/L	> 98.4%
PFOS	0.67 µg/L	<0.01 µg/L	> 98.5%
Phosphate (PO₄)	1000 mg/L	12 mg/L	98.8%
Free residual chlorine	1000 µg/L	52 µg/L	> 99%
Bisphenol-A (BPA)	2.13 µg/L	0.05 µg/L	97.87%
MTBE	38.62 µg/L	0.63 µg/L	98.37%
Fluoride	7.86 µg/L	3.309 µg/L	57.9%
Aluminium	5000 µg/L	92 µg/L	98.16%
PFAS (EPA 537M)
PFBA (C3)	>70 ng/L	3.65 ng/L	> 96%
PFHxA (C6)	>70 ng/L	< MDL	Complete within MDL
PFHpA (C7)	>70 ng/L	< MDL	Complete within MDL
PFOA (C8)	>70 ng/L	< MDL	Complete within MDL
PFBS (C4)	>70 ng/L	< MDL	Complete within MDL
PFHxS (C6)	>70 ng/L	< MDL	Complete within MDL
PFOS (C8)	>70 ng/L	< MDL	Complete within MDL
Pesticides
Bentazon	97.41 µg/L	0.030 µg/L	99.97%
Pharmaceuticals
Ibuprofen	1.0 ppm	0.025 ppm	97.5%
Dyes
Crystal violet	10 ppm	Transparent	99.97%
Acid fuchsin	10 ppm	Transparent	99.97%
Acriflavine	10 ppm	Transparent	99.97%
Rhodamine B	10 ppm	Transparent	99.97%
Malach ite green	10 ppm	Transparent	99.97%
Radioactive Pollutants (Clinical & Nuclear Wastewaters)
Tc-99m (hospital wastewater)	236670 cpm/ml	0.8 cpm/ml	99.9997%
I-123 (hospital wastewater)	294395 cpm/ml	0.8 cpm/ml	99.9997%
Ga-68 (hospital wastewater)	16530.1 cpm/ml	29.4 cpm/ml	99.8221%
I-131 (hospital wastewater)	118.25 cpm/ml	0.005 cpm/ml	99.9958%
Lu-177 (hospital wastewater)	1226.6 cpm/ml	0.55 cpm/ml	99.9552%

Methodology Notes

Heavy metals tested via ICP-MS, single-pass filtration with flow equivalent ~1.8 m³ water. PFAS tested under single-step filtration conditions as reported in the referenced peer-reviewed study. Radionuclide removal proven on real clinical effluents and representative nuclear solutions, with permeate activities at or below detection.

References

A. ETH Cartridge Retention Report / ICP-MS Metals Letter (Dr. Christophe Zeder) • B. PFAS Removal Using Amyloid-Carbon Hybrid Membranes (EPA 537M, peer-reviewed) • C. Clinical Radioactive Pollutant Removal — Hospital Wastewaters • D. Radioactive Cesium Removal (Cs-137) • E. PSI Annual Report (Membrane Studies) • F. Amyloid Fibrils Aerogel for Sustainable Removal of Organic Contaminants from Water, Adv. Materials, 2020

Tightness Test Certificate — MNS-CS Complete Set

Swiss Safety Center AG — 12 December 2023

The Swiss Safety Center AG confirms that the MNS-CS Mam Nature® Complete Set of the company Mam Nature Swiss AG has successfully passed the tightness test according to:

Standard

SN EN 1779:1999-11

Standard

SN EN 1779/A1:2004-02

Test Method

Method C2 & Method D1

Static Pressure

16 bar

Pressure Surge

22.5 bar

Date Issued

12 December 2023

Manufacturer

Mam Nature Swiss AG, Spinnereistrasse 16, CH-8645 Jona, Switzerland

Certifying Body

Swiss Safety Center AG — a conformity assessment body, member of the SVTI Group and TUV Association. Signed by Wolfgang Helbling, Head of Dangerous Goods, Wallisellen.

ISO 13485:2016 Certificate

MSECB — 25 September 2025

MSECB certifies that the quality management system of Mam Nature Swiss AG has been audited and found to conform with the requirements of:

Standard

ISO 13485:2016

Certificate No.

CERT-001116

Certified Since

25 September 2025

Valid Until

24 September 2028

Scope

Manufacturing, import and distribution of non-active medical devices.

Technical domain: Non-active medical devices — General non-active and non-implantable medical devices.

Clauses not implemented: 7.3, 7.5.5, 7.5.7

Certifying Body

MSECB — 1555 boul de l'Avenir, Bureau 306, Laval, QC H7S 2N5, Canada. Accredited by IAS (Management Systems Certification Body MSCB-111). Signed by Dren Krasniqi, Compliance Director.

This certificate is subject to annual audits and can be validated on request at info@msecb.com.

Amyloid Hybrid Membranes for Removal of Clinical and Nuclear Radioactive Wastewater

Royal Society of Chemistry (Peer-Reviewed) — December 2020

Peer-reviewed publication in Environmental Science: Water Research & Technology (Royal Society of Chemistry), Vol. 6, No. 12, December 2020, pp. 3249-3254. DOI: 10.1039/d0ew00693a

Authors: Sreenath Bolisetty, Nastasia M. Coray, Archana Palika, George A. Prenosil & Raffaele Mezzenga

Institutions: ETH Zurich University (Dept. of Health Sciences & Technology, Dept. of Materials), BluAct Technologies GmbH, Inselspital Bern University Hospital (Dept. of Nuclear Medicine)

Key Findings

Tc-99m Removal

99.999%

I-123 Removal

99.999%

Ga-68 Removal

99.822%

Lu-177 (real wastewater)

99.995%

I-131 (real wastewater)

99.95%

Method

Single-pass filtration

Summary

The study demonstrates that amyloid-carbon hybrid membranes (composed of whey protein amyloid fibrils and activated carbon) are highly efficient at removing clinically relevant radioactive compounds from hospital wastewater by single-step filtration. The technology converts large volumes of radioactive liquid waste into low volumes of solid radioactive waste.

The membranes were tested with multiple filtration cycles showing no saturation — removal efficiencies remained consistent. Real clinical wastewater from Inselspital in Bern (Switzerland) containing I-131 and Lu-177 was successfully purified to below detection levels.

Control membranes (cellulose + carbon without amyloid protein) showed only 34.5% Lu-177 removal and 3% I-131 removal, confirming that amyloid fibrils are the active radionuclide-adsorbing component.

Scalability was demonstrated using a Pulcino® crossflow filter setup with three large membranes (20 × 10 cm), processing ~4 liters of Tc-99m solution by gravity flow alone — no external energy required. After filtration, radioactivity was 0.000 MBq (below detection).

Publication Details

Open Access (CC BY 3.0) • Received 25 July 2020, Accepted 28 August 2020 • Supported by Innosuisse innovation cheque 36689.1 INN0-EE • ISSN 2053-1400