The Future of Blood Sampling is Dry
Separation on the Spot
SampleFacts presents a new approach to dried blood spot sampling. Drops of blood from a finger prick are collected non-invasively as dried blood cells and plasma samples on filter papers. The samples are suitable both for targeted and state-of-the art comprehensive molecular analyses. Our solution enables instant separation of cells and plasma before drying, shipping, storage and analysis.
The SampleFacts device provides a reliable, efficient method for collecting and storing blood samples, addressing a rapidly growing demand for remote sampling for biobanking and monitoring of donors’ health. The cell- and plasma separated samples enable comparisons to clinical analyses of serum or plasma samples, they allow analyses of electrolytes, and plasma levels can be recorded without influence by variable hematocrit.
Discover SampleFacts’ core values!
What drives us, defines us — values that shape every drop, detail, and decision.
Vision
Effortless and sustainable sample collection for anyone, anywhere, at anytime!
Mission
Transforming sample collection with instant separation technology, empowering healthcare and research with accuracy, efficiency, and limitless applications.
Benefits with SampleFacts’ Blood Collection Device
Easy transport by mail
Collected samples may be kept at ambient temperatures – no need for cold transport
Optimal for biobanking
The samples allow for compact storage, and each blood fraction can be repeatedly sampled as punched-out fractions
Automated handling
The devices are designed for automated handling and analysis procedures
One card – several analyses
Dried blood spots can be used in omics approaches for a broad range of analyses
“Our aim is to democratize specimen collection and expand the potential by convenient and accurate sampling of instantly separated blood cells and plasma samples. The opportunity for remote sample collection provides benefits across biobanking for medical research, drug development, diagnostics and understanding human health.”
Maryam Poorafshar, CEO
Did you know..?
SampleFacts’ device is inspired by the Japanese folding techniques called kirigami.
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