Nanobubble oxygenation has a published record in lab and field trials across the water world. Our own case files join it here as the first installations go in: baseline, prediction, the measured curve, and what didn't move.
What nanobubbles have been shown to do
Nanobubble oxygenation, the mechanism every N-Series unit is built around, has a strong published record in lab and field trials: in ponds, on farms, under glass, and inside treatment plants. Each figure below is verbatim from its source and carries the scope it was measured in.
These findings describe nanobubble oxygenation as a mechanism, not an Alchemal unit. Our own installations publish their records as case files as they go in. The mechanism itself is explained on what are nanobubbles.
Where we are in the process
We're building and testing the first N-Series prototype devices right now, the systems that carry this mechanism to your water. Every founding installation runs a 12-week instrumented validation, a dated baseline, a written prediction, and weekly readings against both, and its record publishes here as a case file either way the curve goes, only ever with the owner's agreement. Being early also means priority scheduling: requests are answered in the order they arrive.
Join the waitlist
We're building and testing the first N-Series prototypes right now. If you'd like to support us and follow along, leave an email and we'll write as we get closer to launch: the first units reaching water, and the first case files.
Your water can be one of the first case files.
Get a free assessment and your water goes on the schedule for the first installations. The baseline is the first thing we measure.