TriOx

TriOx sells a compact line of oxidizing cleaners sold primarily as multi-surface sprays, foaming bathroom cleaners and concentrated refill pods. All products are formulated around a stabilized triple-oxygen blend (sodium percarbonate + hydrogen peroxide + ozone-infused water) and are priced in the mid-range bracket: $8–14 for 16–32 oz ready-to-use bottles and $18–18 for 6-count refill pods. Distribution is direct-to-consumer through cleanwithtrix.com and Amazon, with no retail presence. The brand’s core claim is “medical-grade disinfection without the bleach damage,” achieving EPA List N kill claims for viruses while remaining color-safe and septic-friendly. Its patented “TriOx ActivFoam” clings vertically for 10 minutes—longer than typical peroxide sprays—then rinses residue-free, a feature highlighted in customer demos and Amazon’s “Best Foaming Bathroom Cleaner” sub-rankings. Refill pods dissolve in plain tap water, cutting plastic weight by 90 % versus a new trigger bottle. Typical buyers are millennial homeowners and pet-parent renters who want hospital-level sanitation but avoid chlorine fumes and synthetic fragrance. They value cruelty-free formulas, transparent ingredient lists and the ability to refill a single glass bottle, aligning with low-waste and child-safe household routines. TriOx competes in the fast-growing “bleach-alternative disinfectant” space dominated by color-safe peroxide and botanical brands. It differentiates through its triple-oxygen chemistry, vertical-cling dwell time and a refill-pod model that undercuts premium per-ounce pricing while still delivering lab-verified hospital disinfection.