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Lab Quality
Clinical Testing,
At-Home
Lab Quality
Clinical Testing,
At-Home
Introducing the APON™ Kit, First and Only At-Home Plasma Collection and Testing
Clinical Lab Quality
Pure and relevant sample
At-Home Access
Self-collected, easy, and convenient
Ready to Use
No equipment needed and quantifiable
First and Only At-Home Plasma Collection
Clinical lab quality plasma obtained anywhere in less than 3 minutes. Eliminates the phlebotomist, cold-chain transport, lab tech, and centrifuge infrastructure.
Clinical Lab Quality
Pure and relevant sample: Requires only a few drops of blood and through passive elution, extracts high quality purified plasma.
Ready-to-Use
No equipment needed and quantifiable: Eliminates the challenges and errors associated with hemolysis and dried blood sample processing.
Remote Access
Self-collected, easy and convenient: Enables labs and researchers anywhere to engage in remote or at-home plasma collection.
Simple and Easy Workflow
Drop self-collected finger-stick blood into APON Kit for passive elution.
Self-collect plasma sample in less than 3 minutes
USPS mail back for results at-home
Remote Blood Collection is Difficult Today
70%
Of diagnostic test require blood test with complex processing only performed in a lab.1
60%
Of rejected samples are due to hemolysis, red blood cells bursting, leading to misdiagnosis and incorrect treatment.2
70%
Of patients live two hours from a clinical study site marking blood collection difficult with remote access.3
Current technologies cannot perform lab quality blood-based clinical testing in remote settings.
GattaCo is revolutionizing clinical testing from anywhere.
Diverse Applications
Direct to
Consumer Testing
Decentralized
Clinical Trials
Point of Care
Solutions
1. DX Insights. The Essentials of Diagnostics whitepaper. January 2012
2. Koseoglu M, et. al, Effects of Hemolysis Interface on Routine Biochemistry Parameters. Biochem Med 2011; 21:79-85
3. Deloitte Insights. Transforming the Future of Clinical Development. Feb 2018