What our customers say
We are very satisfied with the rapid and professional service offered by Perfectus. Protocols, testing and reports were all conducted and delivered on time, and to a high technical high standard.
Right now, we have the peace of mind in knowing that the compound we are offering our clients actually CAN do the things that we state, and it isn’t just conjecture, or theory. I’m so glad that we stopped by your booth last April at SAWC. It has been money well spent to know that we are offering a worthwhile product
Perfectus Biomed met and understood our requirements within an agreed and reasonable time scale, producing an easily understood report with met our aims and with sensible recommendations for further work to compliment the original work. We are using them again and would recommend them to others in our field.
We have begun a block of work with Perfectus, and the initial support has been excellent. Perfectus understands the needs of small businesses and have been flexible to accommodate and adapt the proposals to meet the demands on our business
We have received fantastic customer service from you. You have been very patient and accommodating of us, and have been very helpful with answering all of our questions.
The recent work carried out was delivered on schedule and to a high standard. Customer service received was good with quick responses to queries.
Excellent support and services provided by Perfectus Biomed showing a high reactivity and professionalism.
We found Perfectus Biomed to be very professional and efficient in carrying out testing of our decontamination facility, and writing a report and abstract. We would have no hesitation in working with them again in the future
The service Perfectus Biomed offer is quick, flexible and professional. I am happy to recommend them to other people.
I found Perfectus Biomed to be professional, knowledgeable and comprehensive in their approach.
Perfectus Biomed are without doubt highly knowledgeable and helpful. This helps clarify the best way to achieve the goal prior to the project being commissioned.
Perfectus Biomed have proven to be cost effective on all of our projects, but most importantly they deliver what they promise.
Excellent service from a very professional company.
The Perfectus team were responsive, knowledgeable and professional; the study was performed to high quality standards and to promised timelines. Service was excellent.
The work was carried out to a high standard and the project and report were delivered on time. The recommendations it contained were very helpful. Got very friendly and professional support from the team both when setting up the testing and afterwards when discussing the results and next steps.
Working with Louise was very easy and professional. I appreciated her emailing me mid project to say that things were looking good and that the analysis would be completed and delivered on time.
Jacob Clary – Abbott Diabetes Care
Working with Perfectus Biomed has been an absolute pleasure. They truly believe in the adage that customer service is king, and have repeatedly gone the extra mile to ensure that the true purpose behind our testing requirements has been met. Even factoring in the exchange rate, and the extreme distance between us in South Africa and their UK facility, we will still use them time & again going forward!
Melanie Kuster – Steritech
Carney, J., Thomas, H., and Westgate, S.J. Antimicrobial properties of, and Proteinase modulation by, an activated carbon cloth. SAWC Fall 2017.
Westgate, S.J. and Thomas, H. A scientific assessment of an automated disinfection system for the decontamination of hospital pressure-relieving mattresses. EPUAP 2017.
Carney, J., Thomas, H. and Westgate, S.J. Antimicrobial properties of, and Proteinase modulation by, an activated carbon cloth and other market-leading products. Wounds UK 2017.
Sellars, L.E., Daintree, C. and Westgate, S.J. An assessment of the antimicrobial activity of a novel, nitric oxide generating wound treatment system according to the modified AATCC test method 100. Wounds UK 2017.
Thomas, H. and Westgate, S.J. An in vitro comparison of MRSA and P. aeruginosa sequestration by five superabsorbent wound dressings. EWMA 2016.
Sellars, L. Westgate, S.J. and Rippon, M. Debridement tools, disrupting biofilms and the potential for inadvertent bacterial transfer. Wounds UK 2016.
Westgate, S.J. and Thomas, H. An in vitro assessment of the fluid absorption and bacterial sequestration properties of SAP wound dressings. EWMA 2016.
Westgate S.J. Cutting, K.F. and Booth, R. Anti-biofilm activity demonstrated following treatment with a novel plasma device. Wounds UK 2015.
Delury, C.P., Aiken, S., Thomas, H., Purcell, L., Westgate, S. (2019) Determining the efficacy of combination antibiotics released from absorbable beads against wound-relevant pre-formed biofilms in an in vitro CDC Reactor model. COA/CORS Annual Meeting, 2020.
Thomas, H., Davies, L., Purcell, L., Lacey, K., Ousey, K., Cummings, J., Wesgate, S.J. (2018). Development and validation of an In Vitro test method for the assessment of super-absorbent wound dressings. EWMA 2018.
Thomas, H., Thornton, M. and Westgate, S.J. (2017). A scientific assessment of an automated disinfection system for the decontamination of pressure-relieving hospital mattresses. Wounds UK 2017.
Davies, L.O., Carney, J., Purcell, L.E., Rippon, M.G. and Westgate, S.J. (2017). Microbial sequestration and Proteinase modulation properties of silicone-coated superabsorbent dressings. Wounds UK 2017.
Thomas, H., Davies, L. and Westgate, S.J. (2017). Accredited Biofilm Test Methods: What it means for wound care. Eurobiofilms 2017.
Davies, L.O., Rippon, M.G. and Westgate, S.J. (2017). Odour sequestration properties of superabsorbent dressings. Wounds UK 2017.
Carney, J., Thomas, H. and Westgate S.J. (2017). In-vitro modulation of MMP-1, MMP-2, MMP-9 and Elastase by a range of wound dressings. SAWC Spring 2017.
Carney, J., Thomas, H., Westgate S.J. and Silabon, M. (2017). A comparison of a gentle, absorbent silicone foam wound dressing with two market leading products in terms of fluid absorption and peel force. TVS 2017.
Thomas, H., Davies, L. and Westgate, S.J. (2017). Accredited biofilm test methods: what it means for the wound care industry. Wounds UK 2017.
Westgate, S.J. and Thomas, H. (2016). Anti-biofilm activity demonstrated following treatment with a novel plasma device. EWMA 2016.
Carney, J. and Westgate S.J. (2016). In vitro absorption of MMP-2, MMP-9 and Elastase by an activated carbon cloth dressing. EWMA 2016.
Thomas, H. and Westgate, S.J. (2015). An in vitro comparison of MRSA sequestration by seven foam wound dressings. Wounds UK 2015.
Thomas, H. and Westgate, S.J. (2015). An in vitro comparison of MRSA sequestration by five superabsorbent wound dressings. Wounds UK 2015.
Westgate, S.J. (2015). An adaptation of ISO 16594 used to quantitatively and qualitatively evaluate biofilm removal and biofilm prevention capabilities of a dental water line cleanser. IPS 2015.
Westgate, S.J. Mistry, D., Kelly, B., Fellows, A. and Hallinan, M. (2014). Disinfectants recommended in healthcare guidelines may not adequately treat high titres of Clostridium difficile spores. HIS 2014.
Westgate, S.J. and Kelly, B. (2014). A review of the antimicrobial effects of superabsorbent polymer-containing hydration response technology dressings. Wounds UK 2014.
Westgate, S.J., Cutting, K.F., and Thomas, H. (2013).Chilean floral honey dressings demonstrate single and dual species biofilm removal capabilities. Wounds UK 2013.
Rippon, M.G., Rogers, A.A., Sellars, L., Styles, K.M., Westgate, S. (2013). Effectiveness of a non-medicated wound dressing on attached and biofilm encased bacteria: laboratory and clinical evidence. Journal of Wound Care, 27(3).
Cutting, K., Hermans, M., Kwon Lee, S., Wolcott, R., Treadwell, T. (2013). Expert panel report: Key considerations in choice of wound management therapeutics between an advanced wound acre dressing utilising Hydration Response Technology and a durable medical device (NPWT) – a USA perspective. Wounds UK;9(2: Suppl).
Westgate, S. J., Cutting, K. F. (2012). Using Hydration response technology dressings in bacteria management. Wounds-UK 2012, 8,3:68-73
Cutting, K. F., Westgate, S.J. (2012). The use of wound cleansing solutions in chronic wounds. Wounds-UK,8,4 :130-133
Westgate, S. J. and Cutting, K. F. (2012). Hydration Response Technology Uses a Passive Mechanism to Manage Bacteria. EWMA. Vienna.
Westgate, S. J. and Cutting, K. F. (2012). A Novel Treatment for the Removal of Biofilm Material. EWMA.
Westgate, S. J., et al. (2011). Evidence and Significance of Biofilms in Chronic Wounds in Horses. London.
Westgate, S., Cutting, K. F. (2011). The Role of Microbial Biofilms in Chronic and Acute Wounds. Nursing and Residential Care 13(11): 518-521.
Westgate, S. J., Percival, S. L., Knottenbelt, D C, Clegg, P D, Cochrane, C A, (2011). Microbiology of Equine Wounds and Evidence of Bacterial Biofilms. Vet Microbiol. 150(1-2): 152-159.
Percival, S. L. and Cutting, K. F.(2010). Microbiology of Wounds. London, CRC Press.
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