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Verax Biomedical

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Junsik Shim
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I've been a customer of Verax Biomedical for several years and I have always been impressed with their products and services. The staff is knowledgeable and friendly, and they go above and beyond to ensure customer satisfaction. I highly recommend Verax Biomedical!

Chris B
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I had a great experience with Verax Biomedical. The customer service was excellent and the staff was very knowledgeable. I would highly recommend them to anyone in need of their services. The process was smooth and efficient, and I was very satisfied with the results. Overall, a great company to work with!

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About Verax Biomedical

Verax Biomedical was founded upon the singular vision of detecting bacterial contamination in cells and tissues intended for transfusion and transplantation. Recognizing that bacteria pose a unique infectious challenge in these life-giving tissues, they realized that novel approaches to detection were called for. While these cellular materials are routinely tested for viral contaminants, bacteria have posed a long-standing and heretofore poorly addressed challenge. Unlike viruses, bacteria can replicate outside of a living host, meaning they can grow in these cellular matrices during storage prior to transfusion or transplantation. This results in the unique dilemma of an infectious contaminant that can grow from unmeasurably low levels at the time of collection to massive levels at the time of transfusion or transplantation, posing a serious and often fatal risk to their recipient.

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148 Bartlett St 148 Bartlett Street