WaterWolf™
Copper sulfate kills the algae — and the ecosystem. WaterWolf only kills the cyanobacteria. 100% cell kill in 24 hours, verified by the University of Florida.
The trade-off ends here.
Copper sulfate kills the algae and the ecosystem with it. WaterWolf kills the cyanobacteria — including the strains that produce microcystin — without collateral damage to the watershed. 100% cell kill confirmed by University of Florida cell-count testing (Dr. H. Dail Laughinghouse IV) at medium and maximum doses, across all initial bloom densities, at 24 hours after treatment.
100% cell kill — confirmed by cell count
UF cell enumeration (Cells/mL) shows cells drop to ~0 at 24 HAT at medium and maximum doses, across low, medium, and high bloom densities, for both tested formulations. Chlorophyll-a readings show 88.9% because pigment can linger in dead cells — cell count is the definitive measure.
Microcystin reduction
Up to ~65% microcystin reduction at high application rate in dense blooms. Not just the algae — the cyanotoxins.
Outperformed GreenClean 5.0
Laughinghouse lab comparison vs. the Kinley-Baird et al. 2020 published GreenClean results. ANOVA-analyzed; methodology per Yéprémian (2017) and Jung (2008).
Validated. Not claimed.
Efficacy is measured by labs you'd take seriously — University of Florida, Eurofins, Product Safety Labs, Dell Tech. Raw data is available for qualified technical reviewers on request.
From problem to pilot. Three steps.
If your reservoir, lake, or municipal water body is under cyanobacteria pressure and your current option is copper sulfate or algaecide — piloting WaterWolf is the right decision.Here's how the engagement runs.
Scope a 30-minute call
Tell us about the trade-off you're trying to end in your operation. We reply within two business days.
Pilot design
A Bioferment scientist maps applicable research, selects the right product, and ships samples from Sanford within five days.
On-site integration
The team stays on the pilot until the product is integrated into your operation. Sourcing and regulatory questions answered by the people who built the formula.
What happens if you don't move.
Harmful algal bloom events are accelerating. The economic and reputational cost of a cyanotoxin incident in your water supply compounds every year you stay on chemistries that can't be used in drinking reservoirs.
The rest of the platform.
Ready for a pilot?
If your reservoir, lake, or municipal water body is under cyanobacteria pressure and your current option is copper sulfate or algaecide — piloting WaterWolf is the right decision.
The team partners on your pilot, works through sourcing and regulatory questions, and stays involved until the product is integrated into your operation.