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Boston MicroFluidics

www.bostonmicrofluidics.com

 
Boston Microfluidics (BMF) is dedicated to connecting people to their health by increasing access to diagnostic testing for all people. Our technology is a unique combination of elegant sample processing solutions with an intuitive user interface. We strive to streamline current testing systems with devices that perform complex sample processing steps without the need for trained professionals or specialized laboratory equipment. We also seek to simplify diagnostic tests so that they can be used efficiently at the point of care, or even be available for direct sale to consumers. Above all, BMF works to help provide patients with ...
  • Number of Employees: 25-100
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million

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Funding

Boston MicroFluidics raised $17.5M on 08/27/2019

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