Point-of-Care Testing has grown into $5 billion worldwide market because of the many advantages it offers over centralized testing. Obtaining lab results while a patient is still in their physician's office enables more informed and efficient care decisions. In many ambulatory care settings, blood sampling can be a significant barrier to adoption of point of care testing, as it requires trained personnel, creates anxiety and discomfort for patients, and can disrupt workflow
TAP 20™, Seventh Sense's lead product in development, collects up to 20 microliters of whole blood – sufficient volume for many routine point-of-care blood tests, and has several advantages over current fingerstick lancing methods:
In addition to TAP 20™, Seventh Sense is developing several products integrating the novel TAP blood collection technology, including: