Thanks and great question. The extractor already exists. It has already been developed and is actively being used in studies at Stanford, Cornell, pharma and ot

Thanks and great question. The extractor already exists. It has already been developed and is actively being used in studies at Stanford, Cornell, pharma and other institutions. We are using this collection technology to obtain blood in a pain-free and stable way. Our main R&D is in the data extraction, processing, and analysis.