Across the pharmaceutical and life sciences industries, manufacturers and validation teams are facing a critical problem: a worldwide shortage of Biological Indicators (BIs). This shortage is causing delays, disrupting supply chains, and adding uncertainty to bio-decontamination validation processes.
If your manufacturing processes depend heavily on BIs, you’ve likely already felt the impact. Limited supply means longer lead times, increased costs, and increased uncertainty in validation planning.


Enzyme Indicators (EIs) are a rapid and proven solution to reduce dependency on traditional Biological Indicators. They are a complementary diagnostic tool that can:
This makes EIs a powerful tool for building a more robust, efficient, and resilient validation process.
While Biological Indicators remain important, the global shortage has made it clear: relying on BIs alone is no longer sustainable. Enzyme Indicators provide the flexibility and resilience modern manufacturing requires.
Discover how Enzyme Indicators can help you maintain compliance, protect your timelines, and secure your supply chain.
80% of the top 20 Major pharmaceutical companies – including Pfizer, AstraZeneca, Roche, and Sanofi – are already integrating Enzyme Indicators into their validation workflows. These organisations are using EIs to safeguard against BI supply chain challenges while improving speed and reliability in their processes.


How Pfizer utilises Enzyme Indicator technology for bio-decontamination validation


Enzyme Indicators in Aseptic Production Environment


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EIs can be used in many applications where users need to validate the performance of bio-decontamination cycles. EIs are especially suitable where fast, accurate results are required.


Read about the advantages and benefits of using our Enzyme Indicators for your H₂O₂ bio-decontamination validation processes.


Biological Indicators vs Enzyme Indicators at a glance.


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