Kersia, with its brand Aquatabs®,  committed to providing access to clean water for all

Access to clean water is a fundamental human right and the key to a sustainable future, as enshrined in SDG 6.

Clean water not only safeguards health but also plays a pivotal role in elevating human dignity and improving quality of life. In an increasingly interconnected world, we must recognize that the water crisis is not just an issue for those directly affected but is a global
concern that impacts us all.

Kersia provide products that ensure children in schools, families, communities and healthcare facilities around the world can drink safe water everyday.
Only by prioritizing and safeguarding access to clean water for all can we hope to build a more equitable, healthy, and sustainable world.

Worldwide, over two billion people still lack access to safe drinking water1.

Each year at least 1.4 million people – many of them children – die from preventable causes linked to unsafe water and poor sanitation.2

We’re looking to change that.

~ 35%

Of world’s population

2 +

billion people

Source:
1. UNICEF (WASH = Water, Sanitation and Hygiene)
2. Joint WHO/UNICEF statement: “Our lifetime opportunity to enable water, sanitation and hygiene for all”

Aquatabs®
Worldwide Water Disinfection

Aquatabs® provide water purification tablets and systems to suit targeted water volumes from 1 litre to 360,000 litres.

Our goal is to ensure that everyone, regardless of their location or situation, has access to safe, drinkable water, thereby contributing significantly to global health and wellbeing.

• Aquatabs water purification tablets are often called water disinfection tablets / water disinfection tabs. They are the world’s most recognized and largest selling brand of water purification tablets.

• Water system solutions Aquatabs Flo and Aquatabs InLine integrate seamlessly into water treatment systems to provide safe, clean water on demand for households, healthcare centres, public institutions (such as schools) and water treatment programs.

Emergency & Humanitarian

Emergency & Humanitarian

When a natural disaster occurs, it is most important that an effective, safe water solution can be put in place quickly. Aquatabs® offer a coordinated approach, collaborating with NGO HQ, Regional and Local offices – whether via direct agreement or supply through our network of over 100 distributors.

Peacekeeping & Military

Peacekeeping & Military

Trusted by Military around the world!

Aquatabs® are supplied globally to European and International peacekeeping and military forces.

Specifically formulated to required specifications, they fit perfectly into training/patrol kits.

Households & Public facilities

Households & Public facilities

Our water system solutions, Aquatabs Flo and Aquatabs InLine, are easy to install and use. Eliminating micro-organisms in water to prevent diseases such as cholera, typhoid, dysentery and other waterborne diseases.

The benefits of using our Aquatabs system solutions in schools and public facilities are huge:

  • Fewer hospital visits
  • Reduced medication costs
  • Children remain in education
  • Low cost
  • Easy maintenance

Marine & Airlines

Marine & Airlines

Improperly managed water is an established route for infectious disease transmission on ships and planes. 20% of outbreaks on ships are attributed to waterborne diseases. Contamination can take place within water supply, storage, and transmission.

Aquatabs® has an international pack designed specifically for marine and airline situations.

Travel & Adventure

Travel & Adventure

Travellers and adventure seekers, by nature, get up to thirsty work. But they also want to travel light and not take chances when it comes to getting sick.

Aquatabs® is the ideal travel companion to ensure that you get all the thrills and none of the ills.

Delivering clean water to over 15 million children in over 30,000 schools across Kenya, Nigeria and Uganda.

Research studies
Sample Research Paper

Effect of in-line drinking water chlorination at the point of collection on child diarrhoea in urban bangladesh: a double-blind, cluster-randomised controlled trial

Key Findings:

Children in the treatment group had less WHO-defined diarrhoea than did children in the control group

Interpretation :

Passive chlorination at the point of collection could be an effective and scalable strategy in low-income urban settings for reducing child diarrhoea and for achieving global progress towards Sustainable Development Goal 6.1 to attain universal access to safe and affordable drinking water.

Amy J Pickering, Yoshika Crider, Sonia Sultana, Jenna Swarthout, Frederick GB Goddard, Syed Anjerul Islam, Shreyan Sen, Raga Ayyagari, Stephen P Luby

Pilot study on the effect of an intervention using sodium dichlorosoyanurate tablets (Aquatabs®) for drinking water treatment in Dhaka, Bangladesh

Key Findings:

  • 70% of mothers were not aware that health improvements were related to water supply and sanitation
  • The diarrhea in children under 5 years of age was reduced from a pre-trial level of 100% in the “Severe Diarrhea Group” to 14.3% during the trial period
  • 65.7% of children were reported to be free from diarrhea during the trial period
  • 78% of mothers favoured the use of Aquatabs because
    • they were easy and safe to use, store and handle
    • they had no objectionable smell or taste
    • they dissolved quickly

N.A.MOLLA, A. HOSSAIN, P. EDMONDSON and O. SHIPIN

Household water treatment using dichloroisocyanurate (NaDCCC) Tablets: A randomized, controlled trial to assess microbiological effectiveness in Bangladesh

Key Findings:

While 61.7% (116/188) of samples from the intervention households met World Health Organization (WHO) guidelines for 0 TTCs in drinking water, none of the 191 samples from control households met such a benchmark.

THOMAS CLASEN, TANVEER F. SAEED, SOPHIE BOISSON, PAUL EDMONDSON, AND OLEG SHIPIN

Sodium dichloroisocyanurate (NaDCC) Tablets as an alternative to sodium hypochlorite for the routine treatment of drinking water at the household level

Thomas Clasen, Paul Edmondson

Microbiological effectiveness of household water treatment technologies under field use conditions in rural Tanzania

Key Findings:

Given that microbiological performance across technologies was comparable, decisions regarding scale-up should be based on other factors, including uptake in the target population and correct, consistent, and sustained use over time.

Hussein Mohamed,Thomas Clasen, Robert Mussa Njee, Hamisi M. Malebo, Stephen Mbuligwe and Joe Brown

Emergency

AQUATABS, THERE WHEN YOU NEED US

40 billion litres of water disinfected annually

Stocks available worldwide

EMERGENCY CONTACTS
IN THE CASE OF AN EMERGENCY,
PLEASE CONTACT ONE
OF THE FOLLOWING:

Robert Cooper
Director of Aquatabs
[email protected]
Mobile: +353 86 836 9759

Any questions?

We’d love to hear from you

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Phone: +353 (0) 53 911 7900

Working Hours

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