ASH automates the finger prick. It draws a precise blood sample and loads it straight into the test you already use.
Prototype in development · Copenhagen, Denmark
¹ Parikh & Berube, Clinical Chemistry 69 (Suppl. 1), 2023. Conventional capillary collection by trained staff: 12.3% moderate or gross hemolysis.
The test is certified. The sample isn't. Its quality depends on the hands that took it.
Squeezing the finger bursts red blood cells and skews the result.
Too much or too little blood means a failed or misleading test.
When a sample goes wrong, nobody knows why. Nothing is logged.
So we took the guesswork out of the finger prick.
Five automated steps. The same every time.
No new analyser neededWorks with the certified tests clinics already run, like CRP, glucose and HbA1c.
Every draw leaves a recordSampling and quality data are logged automatically.
A guide holds it in the right place.
A single-use lancet. Same depth every time.
Sensors check the drop before collecting.
Draws an exact volume. No squeezing.
Sealed transfer into the test cartridge or strip.
Patients can do the blood draw themselves, semi-supervised. Your nurses get their time back.
Simple enough for patients to use themselves. Fewer trips to the doctor.
Core subsystems in active development.
Validate reliability, volume control and safety.
First clinical data in supervised settings.
Certification strategy built with experts.
Investor, clinician or potential partner? We'd love to hear from you.
rogvi@desentra.dk