Redefining Air Filtration for Agriculture
ViSTAT™ is the first commercial application of BioActive Technology's ablative polymer coating to conventional filter media. In development and pending U.S. EPA registration. Particle capture determined by the base media’s MERV rating; designed for durability in high-duty barn service.
Our Mission
To make coated filter media a practical specification for livestock ventilation through innovative, accessible filtration technology that integrates seamlessly into existing agricultural operations,
Our Vision
A world where livestock producers have access to cost-effective and innovative filtration as ordinary barn equipment, in every house, and on an acceptable maintenance calendar.
Our Approach
We bridge cutting-edge polymer science with real-world agricultural needs. Our solutions are designed by chemists for practical, scalable, and durable filtration performance.
ViSTAT™ filters are additive to existing biosecurity measures, not a replacement for them. Regulatory approval is required before commercial sale.
The People Behind ViSTAT™
A multidisciplinary team of experts united by a shared mission to protect agriculture.
Susan Dacey
CEO, IPAC & BioActive Technology
Dr. Ralph Dacey
Former Chair of Neurosurgery, WashU Medicine
Member, National Academy of Medicine.
Robert Roth
Entrepreneur & Inventor
Development of replication-competent models; Hepatitis-C therapeutic research.
Thomas Kennedy
Technical Consultant: Polymer Chemistry
Inventor with 250+ patents.
Carly Emamjomeh
Business Strategist
Finance & Supply Chain Management, MSc International Business (UPF Barcelona).
Built on Independent Proof
Supported by leaders in air quality & safety standards.
*Pending U.S. EPA registration. Not an EPA-approved public-health claim. ViSTAT™ filters are additive to existing biosecurity measures, not a replacement for them. Regulatory approval is required before commercial sale. We are not claiming that ViSTAT™ reduces livestock disease or airborne transmission. Those claims, if any, will be only those allowed by an accepted EPA label.