I've heard good things about biodudes products but wow that kit is expensive! I don't think I've spent more than $50 per setup.
Bioactive is a great option for dragons if you are willing and able to maintain it and have the space to sacrifice. Just like a fish tank you can't set it and forget it or your system can crash but it's not super delicate. I'd also advice plenty of usable space that isn't on ground level so your dragon isn't always on the dirt if it doesn't want to be.
Pepper has been on bioactive substrate for 3 or 4 years now. Literally anything is an impaction risk, but a healthy dragon shouldn't have any concerns with a soil substrate, as long as largeish bits are sifted out any they incidentally eat would get passed. As for pathogens...The soil microbes out compete the harmful bacteria while microfauna will manage molds/fungus by eating it. I've personally found my arid setup easier to manage than my temprate and sub-tropical ones.