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Gerald Landewee
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I had an average experience with Eta Diagnostics. The website was easy to navigate, but the customer service was lacking. The staff was not very helpful and seemed uninterested in assisting me. Overall, it was an okay experience.

Kara Johnson
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The services provided by this company are great. I was impressed with the quick response time and the professionalism of the staff. They were thorough in their work and delivered accurate results. I would highly recommend their services.

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About Eta Diagnostics

Eta Diagnostics is a pre-revenue startup focusing in the development and commercialization of high throughput parallel flow cytometry. Using patented and patent-pending acoustic and optical technologies licensed from the University of New Mexico’s Center for Biomedical Engineering, the company is targeting high volumetric flow rate (50 mL per minute) applications, many of which require detection rates of one million events per second or higher.

Examples of such applications include in-line sterility monitoring in pharmaceutical manufacturing and beverage production, waste water treatment, the detection of bladder cancer cells in urine, and the counting and analysis of rare Circulating Tumor Cells (CTCs) in human blood.