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Hoilday greetings from the entire Neoteryx microsampling products team at Trajan Scientific and Medical – we wish you a happy and healthy holiday, however you may celebrate it!

Trajan's microsampling office in Torrance, CA will be closed on December 24 and 25.

The demand for less invasive methods for collecting skin samples in dermatology and research has arrived with the novel development of the Harpera™ Microbiopsy™ Punch by Trajan Scientific and Medical. The method is a departure from traditional skin biopsies, which often entail invasive and painful procedures by a trained surgeon. The features microsampling technology for quick, precise and virtually painless skin sampling. Read the blog to learn more>>

Exploring Alternatives to Scalpel and Traditional Punch Skin Biopsies Discover how Harpera's innovative Microbiopsy™ punch offers a minimally invasive, alternative to traditional skin biopsies. improving research efficiency.

🛰️ Trajan Scientific and Medical is helping to make space travel safer! 🛰️
🚀 The company's Neoteryx Mitra® microsampling devices are onboard the Polaris Dawn mission, where they're being used to collect blood samples to study how pharmaceuticals are processed differently in space. The spacecraft carrying our technology launched from Kennedy Space Center last night for a 5-day mission. This research conducted while in space will help ensure that astronauts (and civilians) can safely and effectively use medications during long-duration missions.

Read about it here: https://hubs.la/Q02PC_PK0

WHEN Fertility launched an Egg Count Check Kit within Australia in July 2024 that utilizes Trajan’s Neoteryx Mitra® device based on VAMS® technology for at-home blood sampling. The Mitra blood samples can be mailed to WHEN Fertility's partnering lab for ovarian reserve (egg count) analysis. Egg count analysis gives women an early indication of their fertility status.
WHEN Fertility is working with esteemed gynecologists and fertility specialists Professor William Ledger and Dr. Rachael Rodgers to provide women the information they need to navigate their reproductive health with confidence.
“By identifying women at risk of a depleted egg count earlier, we can help them explore their options and make informed decisions about their fertility journey,” said Professor Ledger.

Read the news blog to learn more: https://hubs.la/Q02NT0qd0

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Australia’s First Egg Count Kit: Reproductive Health Update WHEN Fertility launched a home kit using Trajan’s Neoteryx® Mitra® device with VAMS® for remote blood sampling to check for ovarian reserve (egg count).